This series contains materials concerning individuals connected in one way or another with the Center. Approximately half the materials document activities related in one way or another to the Center: in particular, Morris Kight's files contain notes and correspondence relating to his many activities at the Center, and Ed Edelman's file contains correspondence, press releases, and photographs relating to his active support on the County Board of Supervisors for the Center and its programs. The other materials document activities not necessarily related to the Center, including personal correspondence of Jay Fisher, of the Youth Services Program; adoption and other legal papers of Dacus Haining, as well as correspondence from his work with the Services to Juveniles Committee in New Orleans prior to his employment by the Center; and festivities surrounding the arrival of June Herrle's child. Ken Bartley's file includes a curriculum vitae, copies of his letter resigning from the Center, and articles of incorporation for Sun Family, Incorporated, which Bartley used following his resignation to pursue a career in music production and marketing. Richard Nash's file contains copies of several articles by him on gay identity and Unitarian Universalism.