Crossroads '86 was an exhibition with photographs by Dave Hartman and Guy Tillim.

The images documented the destruction and forced removals of squatter communities from the Crossroads complex and KTC.

The newspaper clips were collected by Robert Sobukwe whilst held on Robben Island.

The newspaper cuttings relate to Robert Sobukwe's treatment in prison; his application for an exit permit; Zephania Mothepeng charged with being a member of the PAC; Potlako Leballo to be expelled from Basutoland and going into hiding; Patrick Duncan and the split of the PAC; Robert Sobukwe denied to leave to US where he is offered a home and work; plea and debates to change the Sobukwe clause; Veronika Sobukwe appeals for her husband; leadership battle for PAC in Basutoland; the Church and race relations; 90-day detentions; newspaper article with the interview and photographs of Robert Sobukwe by the newspaper Sunday Express in Pretoria prison, with handwritten comments 'False'; African politics and leaders, Kwame Nkrumah, Milton Obote, Julius Nyerere and Kenneth Kaunda; Robert Sobukwe third year on Robben Island; Helen Suzman debate on Sobukwe clause in Parliament; telegram from 'Godwin' to Robert Sobukwe on Robben Island saying "will see you tomorrow, 24th", dated 23 May 1967; Matanzima brothers accused.

The newspaper clips were collected by Robert Sobukwe whilst held on Robben Island.

Newspaper coverage of the reign of two Popes, John XXIII, and his successor Paul VI; issues of religion, the churches and race relations; series of interviews by Benjamin Pogrund with various church representatives; Walter Sisulu giving evidence at the Rivonia trial about ANC decision to train guerrillas; political map of Africa in 1967; banned academic Dr. Hoffenberg leaving South Africa; photographs of Nikita Khrushchev, Prime Minister of Soviet Union; Madie Hall Xuma leading march of Black & White in Washington; UN walk out at General Assembly in protest against Apartheid after speech of Mr Jooste, chief delegate of South Africa; various articles by Wayfarer relating to religious matters; news from the African continent.

The scrapbook was compiled by Robert Sobukwe whilst held on Robben Island. The cover page is signed by Robert Sobukwe 'RMS Robben Island, 1963' and 'South Africa: 2nd book'.

The newspaper cuttings in this scrap book cover relate issues of Nationalist Party view points from the newspaper Die Burger; administration of justice in South Africa; Hoover Institute bursary for Rand Daily Mail reporter Benjamin Pogrund; politics and the church; Darius 'Ndaru' Dhlomo, former soccer captain marrying a white woman in Holland; calls to train non-whites as artisans; UN Security Council resolution for an arms embargo against South Africa; four man held in detention after Rivonia Liliesleaf farm raid, escape from Marshall Square including Arthur Goldreich, Harold Wolpe, Mosie Moolla, and Abdulhai Jassat; how Apartheid isolates South Africa; James Kantor to be tried under Sabotage Act, with photographs of Rivonia trialists; Miriam Somana suing her former husband Brian for divorce, on the ground of adultery with Winnie Mandela; Dr. Dan Phule Kunene awarded Carnegie Grant; Potlako Leballo reported alive in Basutoland; artist Gladys Mgudlandlu selling 43 of her paintings in Cape Town gallery; how solitary confinement affects prisoners, by Professor Kurt Danziger; case of Rev. Arthur Blaxall; Nana Mahome wanting PAC office in New York; Vorster's attacks on NUSAS; 'V.I.P. detainees' Robert Sobukwe and Hazel Goldreich.

The scrapbook was compiled by Robert Sobukwe whilst held on Robben Island. The cover page is signed by Robert Sobukwe, together with the text 'SOUTH AFRICA - LOCAL'.

It includes news paper cuttings relating to details of Sobukwe's conditions of imprisonment on Robben Island, with reference to a parliamentary debate on the 'No Trial' Bill (later called Sobukwe Bill), as announced by B.J. Vorster, the Minister of Justice, which stipulated that Sobukwe could be detained further, after his three-year sentence expired; a photograph of the house in which Sobukwe was held, an ex-Navy barrack, out of sight of the other prisoners on Robben Island; articles and photographs about his wife Veronica and children; Kaizer Matanzima and Transkei politics; race relations in South Africa; articles relating to PAC arrests; POQO; (Potlako) Leballo letters from Basutoland, leading to the arrest of two women, Cynthia Lichaba and Patricia Lethala; NUSAS congress at the University of the Witwatersrand; Apartheid laws; arrests of ANC MK leaders at Liliesleaf farm in Rivonia; Philip Kgosana's attack on Patrick Duncan; scholarship offered to Robert Sobukwe; leadership crisis in PAC.

The organization and delivery of social services to rural areas, Minia, Egypt, 1982, 201 pages, Copies located at: University of California – L.A.; Joint Bank Fund Library, Washington D.C.; Northwestern University, Illinois; Boston University, Ma; Michigan State University, Michigan; Columbia University, N.Y.

Training for social development; Methods of intervention to improve people’s participation in rural transformation in Africa with special emphasis on women, Ethiopia, 1985, 110 pages, Copies located at: Yale University, ct; Library of Congress, Washington D.C.; Northwestern University, Ill.; Baker & Taylor Inc. Tech Serv & Prod Dev. North Carolina; New York Public Lib. Res libr. N.Y.

Social development agents in rural transformation in Africa, Ethiopia, 1989, 200 pages, Copies located at: Stanford; Yale; Northwestern; Library of Congress; Boston Univ; Michigan State Univ; and others.

Compilation of case studies in social development in West Africa, 1974, 159 pages, Copies located in: Stanford, Calif.; Yale; Northwestern, Illinois; University of Illinois, Urbana; Boston University

• Case Studies from Ghana, by Y.Shamoah (English)
• Case Studies from Sierra Leone, by Mrian J.T.Kamara (English)
• Case Studies from Togo, by H.Eklou (French)
• Case Studies from Madagascar, by M.Monteiro (French)
• French Translations of Case Studies from East Africa (Volume One):
• Case Studies from Ethiopia, by Seyoum Gebra Selassie
• Case Studies from Kenya, by J.S.Nyaribo
• Case Studies from Malawi, by R.Manda
• Case Studies from Mauritius, by E.Roche
• Case Studies from Tanzania, by P.J.Mhaiki
• Case Studies from Uganda, by G.M.Ssenkoloto
• Case Studies from Zambia, by V.G.Nyirenda

Relationship between social work education and national social development planning. 2nd ASWEA conference Lome, Togo, 1974, 69 pages, Copies located in: Library of Congress, Washington D.C.; Northwestern University, Illinois; Michigan State, Michigan; Baker & Taylor Inc. Tech Serv and Prod dev., North Carolina; Columbia University, N.Y.; Hunter College, N.Y.; Case Western Reserve, Ohio; Bibliotheque Universitaire de Metz, France.

Curricula of Schools of Social Work and Community Development Training Centres in Africa Ethiopia, 1974, 127 pages, Copies located in: Library of Congress, Washington D.C.; Boston Univ. Cape Town

Directory of social welfare activities in Africa. 3rd Edition, Ethiopia, 1975, 126 pages, Copies located in: Northwestern Uni., Ill.

Report of ASWEA’s workshop on “Techniques of teaching and methods of field work evaluation”. Proceedings of the Debre Zeit Workshop, Ethiopia, 1975, 85 pages, Copies located in: Northwestern Univ., Ill.; Library of Congress, Washington D.C.; University of Illinois, Ill.

Techniques d’ Enseignement et methods d’evaluation de travaux pratiques, Douala, Cameroun, 1976, 121 pages, Copies located at: Library of Congress

Realities and aspirations of social work education in Africa. 3rd ASWEA conference. Also titled Social realities and the response of social work education in Africa, Ethiopia, 1976, 127 pages, Copies located at: Library of Congress, Washington D.C.; Michigan State University, Michigan; Case Western, Ohio.

The role of social development education in Africa’s struggle for political and economic independence. 3rd ASWEA conference, Ethiopia, 1977, 145 pages, Copies located at: Library of Congress, Washington D.C.; Northwestern, Illinois; Boston Univ, CT; Michigan State University, Michigan.

The development of a training curriculum in family welfare. From the ASWEA expert group, Ethiopia, 1978, 115 pages, Copies located at: Library of Congress, Washington D.C.; Northwestern, Ill.

L’Elaboration d’ un programme de Formation en Bien-Etre familial, Ethiopia, 1978, 127 pages, Copies located at: Library of Congress; N.Y. public library res libr.

Guidelines for the development of a training curriculum in family welfare, Lusaka, Zambia, 1979, 207 pages, Copies located at: Northwestern Univ. Ill; Library of Congress, Washington D.C.

Principes directeurs à appliquer pour I’etablissement d’un programme d’etude destiné à la formation aux disciplines de la protection de la famille, Lome, Togo, 1979, 183 pages, Copies located at: University of Calif., L.A.; Yale; Boston Univ.; Harvard; Michigan State Univ.

Social development training in Africa: Experiences of the 1970’s and emerging trends of the 1980’s. 4th ASWEA conference, Ethiopia, 1981, 143 pages, Copies located at: Stanford, Calif.; University of California, L.A.; Joint Bank Fund Library, Washington D.C.; Boston Univ, Mass.; Michigan State, Michigan; Columbia University, N.Y.

Survey of curricula of social development training institutions in Africa. 2nd edition, Ethiopia, 1982, 399 pages, Copies located at: Yale Univ; Library of Congress; Northwestern; Indiana Univ; Michigan State Univ; Columbia Univ.; N.Y. public library res libr, N.Y.