The King Center Archive Collection Web site presents correspondence, personal writings, photographs, and printed material belonging to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and members of his family, including his widow, Coretta Scott King; these digitized materials are part of a collection of more than one million items held by the King Center. The collection documents King's central role in the Civil Rights movement, demonstrates the impact of his life and leadership, and represents his efforts to promote nonviolent social change, economic justice, and peace. The digital collection is accessible from the King Center's homepage, and is presented as one of several online resources including a glossary on nonviolence and a bibliography covering works written by and about King and members of his family, the Civil Rights movement and nonviolence.