Series: 1. National Center for Appropriate Technology, 1975-2001
Scope and Content Note: Maggiore was a founding member of the National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT). This organization focused on educating low-income populations in efficient energy use, exploring alternative energy sources such as solar power, and communicating the energy needs of low-income people to the federal government. The materials are primarily from the early stages of NCAT's development, including the original proposal, annual reports, and a small number of publications.

Annual Reports, 1977-1979

By-laws, undated

Correspondence, 1977-2001

Dr. E. F. Schumacher Lecture, 1977

Informational Packet, 1977

Proposal for the National Center for Appropriate Technology, 1976

Publications, 1977-2001 and undated

Reports and Presentation Materials, 1975-1978 and undated

Series: 2. Fuel Oil Marketing Advisory Committee, 1977-1980
Scope and Content Note: The Fuel Oil Marketing Advisory Committee (FOMAC) was part of the U. S. Department of Energy. During the middle of a national energy crisis, this committee was charged with studying the energy consumption and energy needs of the poor. The majority of records included in the collection are transcripts of meetings. Also included is a small amount of correspondence and a copy of the committee's final report.

Correspondence, 1978-1979

Meeting Agendas and Materials, 1978-1980

Middle Distillate Monitoring Subcommittee Meeting, Transcript of Proceedings, 1978 May 4

Middle Distillate Monitoring Subcommittee Rules of Procedure and Meeting, 1978

Report, Low-Income Energy Assistance Programs: A Profile of Need and Policy Options, 1980 July

Statements and Written Papers Presented to the Committee, 1979 April 10

Transcript of Proceedings, 1978 February 15

Transcript of Proceedings, 1978 June 1-2

Transcript of Proceedings, 1979 April 11

Transcript of Proceedings, 1979 April 23

Transcript of Proceedings, 1979 April 24

Transcript of Proceedings, 1979 July 18

Transcript of Proceedings, 1980 March 20

White Paper on the Competitive Viability of the Independent Fuel Oil Marketer, 1977 December 5

Series: 3. Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program, 1975-2004
Scope and Content Note: Following FOMAC's final report, the government established the Low-Income Energy Assistance Program, which was later renamed the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). This federal program provides federal funds designated for energy assistance to low-income populations. The records in this series are divided into materials related to the federal program and materials related to the Wisconsin state program. The records consist of correspondence, publications, transcripts of congressional testimony, meeting materials, and reports.

Briefing Papers, undated

Center for Urban Environmental Studies, "National Teach-In: The Energy War and the Poor," 1979 September 20

Congressional Testimony by Maggiore, 1977-1983

Congressional Testimony by Others, 1977-1980

Correspondence, 1975-1986

Energy and the Poor: An OTA Policy Study, 1978 October

History, undated

National Meeting, 2002 March 4

Publications, Consumer Energy Council of America, 1998-2003

Publications, General, 1978-2004

Reports, Community Relations-Social Development Commission, 1978-1985

Reports, Grier Partnership Reports, 1977-1983

White House Meeting on Rural Energy Issues, 1978 December 1

Wisconsin, Correspondence, 1978-1988

Wisconsin, Meetings, 1988-1990

Wisconsin, Public Service Commission, 1987-1989

Wisconsin, Reports and Proposals, 1978-1988

Wisconsin, State Plan for Low-Income Energy Assistance Program, 1980-1994

Wisconsin, Weatherization, 1986, 1988

Wisconsin, Wisconsin Energy Assurance Pilot Program, 1987

Series: 4. Milwaukee Homicide Project, 1989-2002
Scope and Content Note: This survey-based research project concentrated on homicides against minors, in both gang-related and non-gang related incidents. Research began in 1989, and went through several phases. The project was completed in 2000. The Milwaukee Homicide Project (MHP) was conducted through the UWM Department of Geography using federal grant monies. The records consist of correspondence, grant proposals, a transcript of congressional testimony, and the final report.

Correspondence, District Attorney's Office, 1990-1996

Correspondence, General, 1991-2000

Final Report, 1998 May

Funding Proposal, 1992-1994

Grant Proposals, 1991-1993

Interview Questionnaires (Blank), 1993, 1995

Juvenile Violence Research Studies Report to Congress, 1998 November

Milwaukee Homicide Project Report, 2000 April 19

Offender Responses, 1989-1991, 1996, 1999

Reports to District Attorney's Office, 1990-1991

Responses and Newsclippings, 2000-2002

Testimony, U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Juvenile Justice Hearing, "Youth Gangs, Guns, and Violence," 1991 November 26

Series: 5. Disproportionate Minority Confinement Program, 2002-2004
Scope and Content Note: This Disproportionate Minority Confinement Program (DMC) was originally initiated by the Office of Justice and Juvenile Delinquency Prevention, but Maggiore's involvement concentrated primarily on the Milwaukee area. Through this program, he was able to organize the Milwaukee Violence and Gang Reduction Project. The papers in this series reflect materials relating to the federal program, meeting materials of the Milwaukee Planning Committee for DMC, and materials of the Milwaukee Violence and Gang Reduction Project.

General Information on Federal Program, 2002-2003

Milwaukee Gang and Violence Reduction Project, 2003-2004

Milwaukee Planning Committee, 2003-2004