Angry Voices of Watts and Great Great Great Grandparents' Music, 1966, 1998
Watts… the Hub and Remnants from the Watts Festival, 1980-1985
Jackson, Jesse, ca. 1980-1995
19th Watts Towers Festival and Mayor Tom Bradley Tours Watts, 1985
Dedication, United Health Plan Medical Center, Huntington Park, and Interviews with Board Chairman Frank Sotello and Vincent Bonilla, 1985, 1986
Fernandez, Gilbert of the Watts Health Foundation interviews author Mary Ellen Ray about her book The City of Watts, California, 1907 to 1926 , 1985 August 5
Watts Goes to Washington [Watts Health Foundation interviews Congressmen Augustus Hawkins, Congressman Henry Waxman, Congressman Jim Bates, Congressman Mervyn Dymally, Congressman Edward Roybal, and Senator Orrin Hatch], 1986 March 3
Church, ca. 1990-2005
News Coverage, the Watts 3rd World Arts Festival [local news segments including interviews with Dr. Clyde Oden, Michael Horse, and Tina Allen], 1991
Watts Health Foundation celebration, Mayor Tom Bradley visits Watts Health Foundation, and Watts Tower Festival, 1991
News Coverage, the Watts 3rd World Arts Festival and the Watts Health Foundation 25th Anniversary [seven local news segments including interviews with Harold Hambrick, Dr. Clyde Oden, and Yreina Cervantez], 1991, 1992
Promo, the Watts 3rd World Arts Festival, 1991 October 5 and 1991 October 6
The Los Angeles Uprising, 1992
The Los Angeles Uprising, 1992
LALA Louisiana to Los Angeles Parade and Festival, 1993-2003
Jazz Concert with Horace Tapscott, 3205 W. 54th Street, 1993 February 28
The Holy Hookup, Back to Back, Dr. Frank Reid and Dr. Jeremiah Wright, Jr., presented by First African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1995 March 6 to 1995 March 8
Watts Coffee House, Performances, 1997
Big Chief Tootie Montana Interview, CBS News, 1997 April
Watts Coffee House, Performances, Phyllis Battle, Paul Bryant, Dante, 1997 September 28
South Los Angeles [interviews with Los Angeles Black Business Expo and Trade Show, Watts Labor Community Action Committee, African Marketplace and Cultural Faire, Crenshaw Christian Center, Watts Health Systems, and other South Los Angeles groups], 2000
Upon the Shoulders of Our Ancestors [interviews with Keith Black, Maulana Karenga, Marcus Garvey School, Sister Binta Kikelomo, Cecil Ferguson of the Black Doll Show, Los Angeles Black Business Expo, Timothy Watkins of Watts Labor Community Action Committee, James Howard Scott, Roderick Sykes of St. Elmo Village, Mayor Richard Riordan, Akua Jitahadi & Janette Flint of Black Women for Wellness, California Black Health Network, Reverend Thomas Kilgore Community Convention, Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice (CLUE)], 2000
LALA Louisiana to Los Angeles Parade and Festival, Leimert Park, 2000 February 5 and 2000 February 6
Soulsville [a celebration of Stax Records and Stax Museum of American Soul Music, Memphis], 2003
Slavery Apology, ABC News Nightline with Ted Koppel, 2003 December 3
The Heroes of Watts [community members recall the Watts Rebellion, with William Allen Young, Timothy Watkins, Edna Alewine, and others], 2005 August 22