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Mariaelena DiBenigno

Interpreting Ruins: Legacies of Enslavement at the Menokin Glass House - College of William and Mary
Wednesday, June 14
 

1:30pm EDT

Session 1D: Interdisciplinary Approaches to History Stern Center 409Susanna Ashton • John Coggeshall • William Fitzpatrick • Alison McLetchie

3:15pm EDT

Session 2A: Project Showcase Stern Center Room 205Mariaelena DiBenigno • Evan Faulkenbury • Jessica Irwin • Edward Salo • Jason Young

6:00pm EDT

Plenary Session Panel: Race and Social Justice in US Public History Stern Center BallroomRachel Donaldson • Michael Allen • Makiba Foster • Fath Davis Ruffins
 
Thursday, June 15
 

9:00am EDT

Plenary Session: Transforming Public History in the Atlantic World Stern Center BallroomBernard Powers • Ana Lucia Araujo • Richard Benjamin • Alissandra Cummins • Rex Ellis • Bayo Holsey

10:45am EDT

Session 1C: Surviving a Monumental Act of Racism at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, SC Stern Center Room 206Elizabeth Alston • William Dudley • Willi Glee • Maxine Smith Session 1E: Challenging Subjects and Historical Interpretation Stern Center Room 205Sarah Stroud Clarke • Shelia E. Harrell-Roye • Cameron Moon • Kristin O’Brassill-Kulfan • Patricia Smith

2:00pm EDT

Session 2A: Slave Quarters and Places of Memory as Tools to Fight Racial Intolerance: The Power of Preservation and Interpretation Stern Center Room 201Ana Edwards • Jennifer Hurst-Wender • Sonja Ingram • Zachary Nataf • Braden Paynter Session 2B: Transforming the Traditional Southern House Museum and Plantation: The Use Of Counter-Narratives to Tell a More Inclusive History Stern Center BallroomFielding Freed • Shawn Halifax • Porchia Moore • Shannon Browning Mullis 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 206Sara 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. ChurchKaren Chandler • Lonnie Bunch III, PhD
 
Friday, June 16
 

8:00am EDT

Session 1E: Archival Justice and Challenging Silent Histories Stern Center Room 206Alisea McLeod • Angela Sutton