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Brown Bag Lunch
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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
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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
Welcome Reception
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Wednesday
, June 14
Aiken Rhett House
9:00am •
Giving Voice to Long-Silenced Millions: Interpreting Slavery on Historic Sites
Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture
9:00am •
Historical Documentation and the African American Experience
Clemson Design Center at Cigar Factory
9:00am •
Facilitated Dialouge on Social Justice and Public History
Stern Center
8:00am •
Registration opens at Stern Center
Stern Center 409
1:30pm •
Session 1D: Interdisciplinary Approaches to History
3:15pm •
Session 2D: Black Monuments Material Culture and Historical Narratives
Stern Center Ballroom
4:45pm •
Welcome Reception
6:00pm •
Plenary Session Panel: Race and Social Justice in US Public History
Stern Center Room 201
1:30pm •
Session 1C: From History to Our story: Decolonizing the Presentation of the Gullah/Geechee Legacy
3:15pm •
Session 2B: Public History and Higher Education
Stern Center Room 205
1:30pm •
Session 1A : Project Showcase
3:15pm •
Session 2A: Project Showcase
Stern Center Room 206
1:30pm •
Session 1B: Museumizing the Black Holocaust in America: A Dialogue with America's Black Holocaust Museum
3:15pm •
Session 2C: Documentary Outreach Initiatives In Public History
Thursday
, June 15
McAlister Hospitality Suite at TD Arena
6:30pm •
Private Keynote Reception
Mother Emanuel A.M.E. Church
5:00pm •
Keynote Address featuring Dr. Lonnie Bunch, founding director of the National Museum of African American History and Culture
Stern Center
8:00am •
Registration
8:30am •
Morning Welcome
Stern Center 409
10:45am •
Session 1B: Middle Passage Public History
2:00pm •
Session 2C: Atlantic World Histories and Public Engagement
Stern Center Ballroom
9:00am •
Plenary Session: Transforming Public History in the Atlantic World
10:45am •
Session 1D: “Unburied, Unmourned, Unmarked: Requiem for Rice Mobile Interactive Website” New Sources, New Stories Roundtable
2:00pm •
Session 2B: Transforming the Traditional Southern House Museum and Plantation: The Use Of Counter-Narratives to Tell a More Inclusive History
Stern Center Room 201
10:45am •
Session 1A: Black Memory in Public History
2:00pm •
Session 2A: Slave Quarters and Places of Memory as Tools to Fight Racial Intolerance: The Power of Preservation and Interpretation
Stern Center Room 205
10:45am •
Session 1E: Challenging Subjects and Historical Interpretation
2:00pm •
Session 2E: Historical Spaces and Places
Stern Center Room 206
10:45am •
Session 1C: Surviving a Monumental Act of Racism at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, SC
2:00pm •
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”
Friday
, June 16
Marlene and Nathan Addlestone Library, College of Charleston
6:00pm •
Private Reception/Exhibit Viewing “Forms and Motifs in African Art: Works from the Avery Research Center’s John R. Dupree African Art Collection”
Stern Center
7:30am •
Registration
Stern Center 409
8:00am •
Session 1B: Material Legacies of Enslavement and Interracial Unity
9:45am •
Session 2C: The Place Where It Happened: How One Historic Site Is Tackling Controversial Topics in Interpretation
1:00pm •
Session 3A: Multiple Perspectives in Public History
2:45pm •
Session 4E: Interpreting African American History in the Age of Black Lives Matter and Trump
4:30pm •
Session 5B: Inalienable Rights: Living History Through the Eyes of the Enslaved
Stern Center Ballroom
8:00am •
Session 1A: Project Showcase
9:45am •
Session 2E: Place and Memory in Public History
11:30am •
Wells Fargo Distinguished Public Lecture Series featuring Caryl Phillips
1:00pm •
Brown Bag Lunch on the Charleston International African American Museum
2:45pm •
Session 4B: The Continuing Struggle for a Substantive Democracy: From the Atlantic Revolutions to Today
Stern Center Room 201
8:00am •
Session 1C: Public History and the Narratives of Slavery in Rio de Janeiro
9:45am •
Session 2A: Remembering Slavery in America’s Most Historic City
1:00pm •
Session 3D: The Thin Neck in the Hourglass: New Public History Perspectives on Early Charleston and the Afro-Atlantic World
2:45pm •
Session 4A: Challenging Narratives of Race from the American South to the Atlantic World
4:30pm •
Session 5D: Conquest and Catastrophe; Religious Material Culture, Space, Place, and Memory in Public History
Stern Center Room 205
8:00am •
Session 1D: From Enslavement to Mass Incarceration--Equal Justice Initiative
9:45am •
Session 2B: Out of Sight, Out of Mind: Archaeological Heritage within the City of Charleston
1:00pm •
Session 3B: Lessons Learned: Preserving Memorabilia and Healing Wounds with Mother Emanuel AME Church.
2:45pm •
Session 4C: Collaboration: Abbeville
4:30pm •
Session 5A: Blurred Lines: Accountability and Difficult Dialogues in the Wake of Racial Violence
Stern Center Room 206
8:00am •
Session 1E: Archival Justice and Challenging Silent Histories
9:45am •
Session 2D: The Power of Place and Public History
1:00pm •
Session 3C: Reimagining the Boundaries of Antislavery: History, Heritage, and Community Engagement
2:45pm •
Session 4D: Slavery Out of Sight: Dealing with Difficult Heritage in North Mississippi
4:30pm •
Session 5C: Presenting the Past To Be Sold: The American Slave Trade from Virginia to New Orleans
Saturday
, June 17
N/A
5:00pm •
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Aiken Rhett House
Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture
Clemson Design Center at Cigar Factory
Marlene and Nathan Addlestone Library, College of Charleston
McAlister Hospitality Suite at TD Arena
Mother Emanuel A.M.E. Church
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The International African American Museum in Charleston South Carolina
Wells Fargo Distinguished Public Lecture Series
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Morning Welcome
Plenary Session
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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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Wednesday
, June 14
Thursday
, June 15
Friday
, June 16
Saturday
, June 17
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Brown Bag Lunch
All
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
Welcome Reception
Workshop
Venues
Aiken Rhett House
Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture
Clemson Design Center at Cigar Factory
Marlene and Nathan Addlestone Library, College of Charleston
McAlister Hospitality Suite at TD Arena
Mother Emanuel A.M.E. Church
N/A
Stern Center
Stern Center 409
Stern Center Ballroom
Stern Center Room 201
Stern Center Room 205
Stern Center Room 206
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