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Contans laser-printed photographs.

Essays, articles, chapters, and publications collected by Fred Ho on race, revolutionary politics, the Occupy Movement. Also includes "The End of Whiteness: When Whites Join Scientific Soul Sessions (A Political Discussion for the merger with Resistance in Brooklyn)" by Fred Ho.

"How Does Music Free Us? 'Jazz' as Resistance to Commodification and the Embrace of the Eco-Logic Aesthetic" by Fred Ho, published in Capitalism Nature Socialism vol. 22, no. 2 (June 2011).

Contains publications, posters, ephemera: Fred Ho book signings, talks, concerts; publication: "Asian American Resource Workshop, Winter 2011-2012;" "American Music Review, Vol. 41, no. 1, Fall 2011."

Published in American Music Review, vol. 39, no. 2. The article mentions Fred Ho's chapter on Cal Massey in Wicked Theory, Naked Practice: A Fred Ho Reader (2009).

See 1999-0036/CD83-84 for recording of session.

Published in Popular Music and Society, vol. 33, no. 1.

Comic book with two stories: Deadly She-Wolf Assassin at Armageddon! and Momma's Song. Includes a CD. Music and Concept by Fred Ho, illustrations by Mac McGill.

Collection of the Commoning exchanges--emails, announcements, notes, responses, postings.

A tribute concert of Fred Ho's works. Featured the world premier of "Take the Zen Train" performed by Fred Ho and the Harvard Jazz Bands.

Fred Ho is featured in this issue of Arts Spectrum.

Fred Ho's correspondence with Shoatz and others; materials related to "The Makings of A Political Prisoner: The Autobiograph of Russell 'Maroon' Shoatz" book project.

Includes flyers, brochures, programs, publicity, and reviews for Fred Ho's performances.

Newspaper articles, publications, and other research materials collected by Fred Ho.

"2009-2010 Business;" notebook with blue and white felt cover and "Dyalekt.com" stickers on front cover.

Issues 143, 145, 151, 162, and 163.

Fred Ho's "When the Real Dragons Fly" is listed in the program.

Articles written about Fred Ho. The March/April 2012 issue of The Jazz Messenger also contains an interview with Fred Ho.

A speech by Fred Ho entitled, "Imagine the Impossible! Perpetuating the Avant Garde in African American Music," for the conference, "What's Avant Garde about the Avant Garde," The Fourth Annual Interdisciplinary Jazz Studies Colloquium, University of Kansas, March 30-31, 2007.

Flyers for concerts and guest seminars by Fred Ho; programs; publications: Asian Wisconzine, August 2008."

Contains three drafts of the script for Dragon v. Eagle.