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The International African American Museum in Charleston South Carolina
Wells Fargo Distinguished Public Lecture Series
City Events
Exhibition Reception
Keynote Address
Keynote Reception
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For Registered Conference Attendees Only
Morning Welcome
Plenary Session
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Panel
Project Showcase
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Panel
Registration
Roundtable
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Roundtable
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Archival Justice and Challenging Silent Histories
Atlantic World Histories and Public Engagement
Black Memory in Public History
Black Monuments Material Culture and Historical Narratives
Challenging Narratives of Race from the American South to the Atlantic World
Challenging Subjects and Historical Interpretation
Documentary and Outreach Initiatives in Public History
Historical Spaces and Places
Interdisciplinary Approaches to History
Material Legacies of Enslavement and Interracial Unity
Multiple Perspectives in Public History
Panel
Place and Memory in Public History
Public History and Higher Education
Religious Material Culture Space Place and Memory in Public History
Roundtable
Surviving a Monumental Act of Racism at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston SC
The Power of Place and Public History
Survey
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Dorothy Berry
Houghton Library
Digital Collections Program Manager
Cambridge, MA
dorothy-berry.com
Wednesday
, June 14
8:00am EDT
Registration opens at Stern Center
Stern Center
9:00am EDT
Historical Documentation and the African American Experience
Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture
Steven G. Fullwood • Miranda Mims
1:30pm EDT
Session 1A : Project Showcase
Stern Center Room 205
Dorothy Berry • Kerric Harvey • Amalia S. Levi
3:15pm EDT
Session 2D: Black Monuments Material Culture and Historical Narratives
Stern Center 409
J. Herman Blake • Ashley Bouknight • Ed Dwight • Dr. C Sade Turnipseed
4:45pm EDT
Welcome Reception
Stern Center Ballroom
6:00pm EDT
Plenary Session Panel: Race and Social Justice in US Public History
Stern Center Ballroom
Rachel Donaldson • Michael Allen • Makiba Foster • Fath Davis Ruffins
Thursday
, June 15
8:30am EDT
Morning Welcome
Stern Center
9:00am EDT
Plenary Session: Transforming Public History in the Atlantic World
Stern Center Ballroom
Bernard Powers • Ana Lucia Araujo • Richard Benjamin • Alissandra Cummins • Rex Ellis • Bayo Holsey
10:45am EDT
Session 1E: Challenging Subjects and Historical Interpretation
Stern Center Room 205
Sarah Stroud Clarke • Shelia E. Harrell-Roye • Cameron Moon • Kristin O’Brassill-Kulfan • Patricia Smith
2:00pm EDT
Session 2D: The Costume Called My Skin: A Conversation with Members of the Black Interpreters Guild on Interpreting Black Life through Racial Justice Movements and the “Whitelash”
Stern Center Room 206
Sara Makeba (she/her) • Ashley Bouknight • Terry E. Brown • Elon Cook • Nicole Moore
5:00pm EDT
Keynote Address featuring Dr. Lonnie Bunch, founding director of the National Museum of African American History and Culture
Mother Emanuel A.M.E. Church
Karen Chandler • Lonnie Bunch III, PhD
6:30pm EDT
Private Keynote Reception
McAlister Hospitality Suite at TD Arena
Friday
, June 16
8:00am EDT
Session 1E: Archival Justice and Challenging Silent Histories
Stern Center Room 206
Alisea McLeod • Angela Sutton
9:45am EDT
Session 2D: The Power of Place and Public History
Stern Center Room 206
Nicholas Fuqua • Robert MacDonald • Felipe Ortiz
11:30am EDT
Wells Fargo Distinguished Public Lecture Series featuring Caryl Phillips
Stern Center Ballroom
Simon Lewis • Caryl Phillips
1:00pm EDT
Brown Bag Lunch on the Charleston International African American Museum
Stern Center Ballroom
Session 3D: The Thin Neck in the Hourglass: New Public History Perspectives on Early Charleston and the Afro-Atlantic World
Stern Center Room 201
Thavolia Glymph • Jane Landers • Henry Lovejoy • Amy Potter • Peter Wood
2:45pm EDT
Session 4C: Collaboration: Abbeville
Stern Center Room 205
Mary Barr • Kiara Boone • Iva Carruthers • Ronnie Galvin • Francis Gourrier • Doria Johnson • Thee Smith
4:30pm EDT
Session 5B: Inalienable Rights: Living History Through the Eyes of the Enslaved
Stern Center 409
Jerome Bias • Joseph McGill • Nicole Moore • Donald West
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The International African American Museum in Charleston South Carolina
Wells Fargo Distinguished Public Lecture Series
City Events
Exhibition Reception
Keynote Address
Keynote Reception
All
For Registered Conference Attendees Only
Morning Welcome
Plenary Session
All
Panel
Project Showcase
All
Panel
Registration
Roundtable
All
Roundtable
Sessions
All
Archival Justice and Challenging Silent Histories
Atlantic World Histories and Public Engagement
Black Memory in Public History
Black Monuments Material Culture and Historical Narratives
Challenging Narratives of Race from the American South to the Atlantic World
Challenging Subjects and Historical Interpretation
Documentary and Outreach Initiatives in Public History
Historical Spaces and Places
Interdisciplinary Approaches to History
Material Legacies of Enslavement and Interracial Unity
Multiple Perspectives in Public History
Panel
Place and Memory in Public History
Public History and Higher Education
Religious Material Culture Space Place and Memory in Public History
Roundtable
Surviving a Monumental Act of Racism at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston SC
The Power of Place and Public History
Survey
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