The fonds consists of minutes, financial records, correspondence, programming records, and newsletters. Includes records related to the Alberta Committee of International Agencies / Alberta Council for International Cooperation (ACIA / ACIC); Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA); Canadian Council on International Cooperation (CCIC); and Interfaith Organizations. Programs included Angola Coffee Boycott, Alberta World Reflections, Ten Days for World Development, Mexico Study Travel, and English as a Second Language radio program. Submissions were made to the Berger hearings on the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline, and to the People's Food Commission.

The fonds consists of incorporation documents and bylaws; secretary-treasurer's correspondence (1975-1990); annual general meetings programs (1976-1991); membership lists for local affiliates (1963-1992); Calgary Centre newsletters, circulars and notices of meetings (1964-1991); miscellaneous programs for archaeolgy conferences (1971-1978); and miscellany.

The fonds consists of a scrapbook of stories and articles by Anne Woywitka (1956-1987), and a biography entitled "Bridging Two Worlds" about the Mandrusiak, Andruchiw (Andruski), and Woywitka families (1985).

The collection consists of recorded interviews with these people: John Aihoshi, Tak and Rose Aihoshi, Grace Amadatsu, Tsunebaru "Dutchie" Amadatsu, H.F. Angus, Fred Doi, T.C. Douglas, Frank Ernst, Rev. James Finlay, Katsuko Hideka Halfhide, Mr. and Mrs. Kiyoshi Hara, Chu Hayashi, Rintaro Hayashi, Ken Hibi, Ichiro Hirayama, Harold Hirose, Mark Honkawa, Hiro Kanashiro, Kiyozo Kazuta, Dr. H.L. Keenleyside, Thelma Kima, Thelma Kojima, Mrs. Kudo, Amy Leigh, David Lewis, Helga Lougheed, Mr. and Mrs. Shinichi Maeba, Morijama family, Yuki Nakamura, Kim Nakashima, Fred Nishikawa, Kasey and Sachi Oyama, ?. Pickersgill, William Sakamoto, Seiku Sakumoto, ? Shigehiro, Kunio, Kay and Kate Shimizu, Thomas Shoyama, M. Sunahara, Carr Suzuki, Mar and Hide Suzuki, Toyo Takata, George Tanaka, Herb and June Tanaka, J. Tanaka, Kinzie and Terry Tanaka, S. Tomonaga, William S. Wallace, Seijiro Yabuki, and George Yamashita. Also includes two unidentified interviews and a recording of a song entitled "The Sansei Theme".

The fonds consists of Angelozzi / Battle family history, including family histories of the Di Deo, Sperandio, D'Orazio, Di Domenicantonio, and Marshall families (ca. 1980s); photograph of Gaetano and Felice Angelozzi (1917); and recorded interview with Wayne Battle by Tonia Fanella (1998).

The fonds consists of Italian consular correspondence (1949-1967); list of Italian immigrants to Calgary assisted by the Rebaudengos (1955-1963); diary kept by Antonio while interned (1941-1943); Angelina's wartime correspondence with the Department of National Defence re Antonio's internment (1942-1943); Antonio's Canadian certificate of naturalization (1931); Angelina's certificate of exemption under enemy alien laws (1942); and photographs of the Rebaudengos, Calgary's Italian community, mining towns, and internment camps at Kananaskis, Alberta and Fredericton, New Brunswick.

The fonds consists of minutes, annual reports, membership registers, financial statements and newsletters.

The fonds consists of newsletters and the manifesto of the Empress Catherine II.

The fonds consists of administrative records and newsletters.

The fonds consists of competition record books, listing events, scores and winners.