The scope of this collection relates in the main to aspects of education in post-Apartheid South Africa, with inputs from various entities, organisations and Government departments.

Women's Health Project was an NGO based at the University of the Witwatersrand, and involved in research, advocacy and capacity building on women's issues, particularly the right to termination of pregnancy.

This sequence is at present separated from the archives files from 1965 onwards.

It is divided into categories, arranged alphabetically, and, as far aspossible, sub-divisions are indicated within files. 'See also' notes are given wherever possible, but in the absence of a name and subject index, it has not always been possible to indicate clearly all the areas that should be examined in relation to any one individual or topic.

Separate categories are indicated clearly both on the 'jackets' and on the shelves in the NUSAS offices.

The location of material on the microfiche is marked opposite each entry. The number in brackets indicates the microfiche number.

Finally, it must be noted that categories have been allocated in terms of the structure of NUSAS with the purpose of making the archives 'usable' for students in South Africa seeking guidance and information from the past.

The newsletter "Now and Then" was published by the local committee of the National Union of South African Students (NUSAS) at the Johannesburg College of Education, and later became the official newspaper of the Johannesburg College of Education.

Included are the following issues:
First - Third issue 1960 and 12 October 1960
March, April, May, August, November 1961
April and September 1962

The collection contains some of the working papers that were generated by Douglas McGavin Calerwood during his time at the Department of Architecture at the University of the Witwatersrand.

Personal papers, publications, photographs and other documents, including autobiography of Rev Noel Roberts.