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The fonds consists of a short biography of Jean Hill's life, three letters from 1938, 1945 and 1946 relating to her teaching, reports from the Inspector or Superintendent of Schools from 1940-1945, bulletins and other printed material from the Correspondence School, 1954-1977, teaching material in mathematics 1941, 1943, and from an unknown year and Teech Speek (newsletter) 1974-1979, published by ATA local 64-Alberta Correspondence School.

The fonds consists of the personal and professional correspondence of Dr. Manoly R. Lupul (1950-2008) including materials relating to his teaching career at the University of Alberta, numerous published materials related to his activities, and photographs and slides (1932-2007). There are also two smaller series within the fonds. The first series consists of materials created and collected by Lupul during his time on the Canadian Consultative Council on Multiculturalism, including various newsletters and other publications produced by the council relating to the official policy of Multiculturalism and its inclusion in the Canadian Constitution (1972-1997). The seconds series consists of materials created and collected by Lupul during his time as the director, and afterwards, of the Canadian Institute for Ukrainian Studies, mainly consisting of the Canadian Institute for Ukrainian Studies newsletter (1976-2008).

The fonds consists of personal photographs and photographs of dance students and recitals, video tapes of student recitals and of professional dances as teaching material, published texts related to dance education, and notes, agendas, manuscripts, and course syllabi created by Myers.

The documents from this fonds testify for the personal and communitarian activities of Guy Lacombe. Researchers will find information regarding his interests in the constitutional rights of the francophones outside Quebec; materials he used for teaching; audio and video recordings, and other documents created over a span of 30 years. Most of the files have the original titles given by their creator. The fonds also include some photographs of personalities of the French community in Alberta, like Dr. Joseph Boulanger, J.-Harry Tremblay, and Dr. Jean-Louis Petitclerc.

The records consist of original and photocopied papers documenting the Lefebvre Case (francophone rights) at different legal levels, and Yvon Lefebvre's correspondence with governmental and legal officials. It also includes records related to his activism in francophone education, specifically the opening of Georges et Julia Bugnet school in Edmonton.

The fonds consists of administrative records of the Comité provincial des communications (ACFA) which studied broadcasting and other communications issues in Alberta, an audio tape with Franco Albertan folk music, news scripts in French from Radio-Canada, photographs of Franco Albertans Eugène Trottier and Maurice Lavallée and a certificate of Frédéric Boudreau, Codex Historicus de Lac La Biche, color photographs and negatives of Pow-Wows at Pigeon Lake and Hobbema.

The fonds consists of records which have been created in the process of running the Edmonton Catholic Schools Committee on Women. They include reports, correspondence, brochures and articles on women and stereotypes.

The fonds consists of operational records, including constitution, history, minutes of meetings, correspondence, financial records, information on activities organized by the Council and newsletters

The fonds consists of administrative and financial records, correspondence, and minutes of meetings.

The fonds consists of reports, minutes, newsletters, and correspondence of the Alberta Society for the Visually Impaired, materials relating to the founding of the organization, and a Certificate of Incorporation.