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Contains ephemera: "Children's Book Press Catalog 1995;" Azul Editions Spring/Fall 1995;" "Ethnic Studies Catalog;" "Marxist Studies;" notes and correspondence.

Contains notes, ephemera: 1996 program for "Les Ballets Africains National Dance Co. of Guinea;" "World Music Institute Catalog;" Program for 1995 concert "Resounding Women in World Music;" Music scores "Ga Adowa" by Fred Ho; "Music from Around the World" Catalog; Manuscript "Blood Drum Spirit;" Program for performance of Hawaiian Chant; Program for "The Throat Singers of Tuva;" Program for "Cambodian Music Concert;" Program for "Shashmaqam: The Bukharan Jewish Ensemble;" Program for "A Concert of Javanese Music and Dance;" Program for "The Zoufonoun Ensemble: Traditional Persian Music;" Handwritten notes about music by Fred Ho.

Contains handwritten notes by Fred Ho; photocopied articles on Marx and Lenin; correspondence regarding the Organization of Revolutionary Socialist Sisters and Some Men (ORSSASM) study group.

Fred Ho's notes and an essay written by Fred Ho entitled, "China's Market Reforms and the Question of the Soviet Union."

Publications, including "Fan the Flames: A Revolutionary Position on the Chicano National Question," by the August Twenty-Ninth Movement; photocopies of articles and book chapters; Fred Ho's handwritten notes.

Contains handwritten notes, newspaper clippings.

Contains photocopied music scores: "Soran Song of Hokkaido;" program for exhibit "Noh Theater of Japan: Tsuchigumo and Kagyu" (September 1995); "Gagaku: The Court Music & Dance in Japan" (concert Sept.-Oct. 1990); photocopied book chapter "East Asia/Japan (music)" by Linda Fujie; photocopied music: "Coal Miner's Song of Kyushu;" Music score of "Edo Lullaby (Japan); program for opera "Kiyutsune: The Death of a Warrior" by Ryo Noda; program for "Sankiyoku: A Concert of Classical Japanese Music by Namino Torii and Shudo Yamato; music score of "Haro No Umi (The Sea in Springtime)".

Includes syllabus for Revolutionary Asian American Political Thought and Community Activism course taught by Fred Ho; photocopies of publications about Chinese immigrants in Montana and other topics related to Asian American history.