Contains flyers, newsletters, and news clippings on Central American action; Robert Matsuii correspondence on Iran; buttons and ephemera collected by Tim Brown.

The Sacramento Central America Action Committee was founded in 1982. The organization worked to enhance social, political, and economic justice in Central America. It was also vocal regarding U.S. involvement and policies effecting Central America through marches, rallies, and boycotts. In August 1985 it issued its first newsletter, which later became titled Central America Connection. Today, the organization is known as Sacramento Action for Latin America.

2.0 Linear feet (2 manuscript boxes, 1 small box, 1 oversize folder)

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