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The International African American Museum in Charleston South Carolina
Wells Fargo Distinguished Public Lecture Series
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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
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Place and Memory in Public History
Public History and Higher Education
Religious Material Culture Space Place and Memory in Public History
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Surviving a Monumental Act of Racism at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston SC
The Power of Place and Public History
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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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Session 2B: Public History and Higher Education
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Session 2C: Documentary Outreach Initiatives In Public History
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