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Plenary Session Panel: Race and Social Justice in US Public History

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Welcome Reception

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Registration opens at Stern Center

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Historical Documentation and the African American Experience

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Session 2A: Project Showcase

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Session 2D: Black Monuments Material Culture and Historical Narratives

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Session 1A : Project Showcase

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Session 1C: From History to Our story: Decolonizing the Presentation of the Gullah/Geechee Legacy

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Session 1D: Interdisciplinary Approaches to History

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Facilitated Dialouge on Social Justice and Public History

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Session 1B: Museumizing the Black Holocaust in America: A Dialogue with America's Black Holocaust Museum

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Giving Voice to Long-Silenced Millions: Interpreting Slavery on Historic Sites

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Keynote Address featuring Dr. Lonnie Bunch, founding director of the National Museum of African American History and Culture

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Plenary Session: Transforming Public History in the Atlantic World

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Private Keynote Reception

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Morning Welcome

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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”

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Session 2B: Transforming the Traditional Southern House Museum and Plantation: The Use Of Counter-Narratives to Tell a More Inclusive History

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Session 1A: Black Memory in Public History

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Registration

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Session 1D: “Unburied, Unmourned, Unmarked: Requiem for Rice Mobile Interactive Website” New Sources, New Stories Roundtable

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Session 1E: Challenging Subjects and Historical Interpretation

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Session 2C: Atlantic World Histories and Public Engagement

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Session 2A: Slave Quarters and Places of Memory as Tools to Fight Racial Intolerance: The Power of Preservation and Interpretation

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Session 1C: Surviving a Monumental Act of Racism at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, SC

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Session 1B: Middle Passage Public History

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Wells Fargo Distinguished Public Lecture Series featuring Caryl Phillips

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Private Reception/Exhibit Viewing “Forms and Motifs in African Art: Works from the Avery Research Center’s John R. Dupree African Art Collection”

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Session 4E: Interpreting African American History in the Age of Black Lives Matter and Trump

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Brown Bag Lunch on the Charleston International African American Museum

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Session 1E: Archival Justice and Challenging Silent Histories

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Session 3D: The Thin Neck in the Hourglass: New Public History Perspectives on Early Charleston and the Afro-Atlantic World

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Session 2C: The Place Where It Happened: How One Historic Site Is Tackling Controversial Topics in Interpretation

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Session 2D: The Power of Place and Public History

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Session 1D: From Enslavement to Mass Incarceration--Equal Justice Initiative

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Session 2A: Remembering Slavery in America’s Most Historic City

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Session 3A: Multiple Perspectives in Public History

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Session 5B: Inalienable Rights: Living History Through the Eyes of the Enslaved

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Session 5A: Blurred Lines: Accountability and Difficult Dialogues in the Wake of Racial Violence

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Registration

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Session 5C: Presenting the Past To Be Sold: The American Slave Trade from Virginia to New Orleans

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Session 1A: Project Showcase

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Session 1B: Material Legacies of Enslavement and Interracial Unity

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Session 1C: Public History and the Narratives of Slavery in Rio de Janeiro

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Session 2B: Out of Sight, Out of Mind: Archaeological Heritage within the City of Charleston

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Session 4A: Challenging Narratives of Race from the American South to the Atlantic World

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Session 4C: Collaboration: Abbeville

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Session 2E: Place and Memory in Public History

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Session 3B: Lessons Learned: Preserving Memorabilia and Healing Wounds with Mother Emanuel AME Church.

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Session 3C: Reimagining the Boundaries of Antislavery: History, Heritage, and Community Engagement