The Skokie Plan, 1965-1966
These two documents detail the creation and history of the Skokie Plan. The Skokie Plan was created by the Skokie Human Relations Commission to discourage home sellers and real estate agents from discriminating against people of color without passing any fair housing legislation. Raising public awareness of the importance of integration and dispelling myths around property values and crime rates were key aspects of the Skokie Plan.
Pamphlet mailed to Skokie, Illinois, residents to educate them on the Skokie Human Relations Commission's recommendations relating to fair housing. Offers a history and a declaration of Skokie's attitude towards integrated housing. This second printing is modified from the original version published in February 1966.
Booklet describing the history of Skokie, Illinois, as a part of a campaign to achieve an "All American City" designation. Includes several pages describing the Skokie Plan with photos of Skokie community leaders.