Accession 16.015 consists of 10 series of records pertaining to the operations, events, and members of the Congress of Black Women of Manitoba. Series include minutes and reports, correspondence, events and workshops, grant applications, research materials, internal publications, external publications, electronic records, moving image records, and photographs.

Accession 17.008 consists of one presentation by a member of the Congress, and has been included in the internal publications series of accession 16.015.

Accession 15.014 consists of one series titled photographs, which primarily documents events organized and attended by members of the Congress of Black Women.

The fonds consists of 13 series. They include Catherine Hiebert material, Edward Brown material, Edward & Catherine Brown family material, Hiebert family material, reseach material, scrapbooks (oversize). Photographs (hollinger format, tapes (hollinger format), electronic records (hollinger format), Cathie Hiebert oversize photo albums, Edward Brown oversize photo albums, Edward & Catherine oversize photo albums & oversize photographs.

This accession is arranged into six series. The first series consists of the national constitutions and by-laws of the Congress of Black Women of Canada. The second series consists of meeting minutes and agendas, and while national meetings are included, local chapter meetings form the bulk of the series. The third series contains both outgoing and incoming correspondence between Congress members, allied organizations and various government departments and agencies, and includes invitations and responses to events and workshops, and calls to support causes relevant to the Congress. The fourth series is comprised of records relating to events and workshops, such as notices, programs and detailed reports and workshop manuals. The fifth series consists of internal publications, such as briefs to government departments, newsletters and information booklets. The sixth series includes external publications, such as the newsletters of allied organizations and government reports

Accrual consists of biographical information on all members of Hiebert-Brown family members, their correspondence, scrapbooks, photographs, newspaper clippings. There are Paul Hiebert's audio-recordings and a manuscript "Willows Revisited" (1970); Wallace Brown's recollection of Winnipeg General Strike (June 21, 1919); and a Catherine Brown's genealogical research material into Hiebert-Brown family's roots.

Contains correspondence, financial records, bills and accounts related to construction of Wesley Hall.

Contents document the dedication and opening of Wesley Building and the foundation of the College; consists of newspaper accounts of the event, documents that place the building and college within the Methodist Church tradition.