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Transforming Public History: From Charleston to the Atlantic World Conference

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Stephanie Yuhl

College of the Holy Cross
Professor of History
Worcester, MA

Pushing Past the Limits of Public History Practice: Reimagining Approaches to Representing Slavery in the Atlantic World - College of the Holy Cross

9:00am EDT

Facilitated Dialouge on Social Justice and Public History Clemson Design Center at Cigar FactoryBraden Paynter

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

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

2:00pm EDT

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

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

6:30pm EDT

Private Keynote Reception McAlister Hospitality Suite at TD Arena

8:00am EDT

Session 1A: Project Showcase Stern Center BallroomSteve Estes • Kymberly Mattern • Tiffany Packer • Barry Stiefel

9:45am EDT

Session 2A: Remembering Slavery in America’s Most Historic City Stern Center Room 201Alphonso Brown • Shawn Halifax • Ethan J. Kytle • Joseph McGill • Blain Roberts

11:30am EDT

Wells Fargo Distinguished Public Lecture Series featuring Caryl Phillips Stern Center BallroomSimon Lewis • Caryl Phillips

1:00pm EDT

Session 3A: Multiple Perspectives in Public History Stern Center 409Anita Bakshi • Nicholas Butler • Stephanie Yuhl Session 3D: The Thin Neck in the Hourglass: New Public History Perspectives on Early Charleston and the Afro-Atlantic World Stern Center Room 201Thavolia Glymph • Jane Landers • Henry Lovejoy • Amy Potter • Peter Wood

4:30pm EDT

Session 5C: Presenting the Past To Be Sold: The American Slave Trade from Virginia to New Orleans Stern Center Room 206Barbara Batson • Gregg Kimball • Catherine Wyatt