“Stony the Road We Trod…”: Exploring Alabama’s Civil Rights Legacy

Format

Residential

Location

Birmingham, AL

Dates

July 10-30, 2022

Length

3 weeks

Type

Professional Development Program

Professional Development Program Type

Professional Development Program Audience

Contact

@email

205-558-3992

Selected educators journey to Alabama to walk in the footsteps of unsung foot soldiers and heralded leaders of the modern Civil Rights Movement. Designed to transform teaching and learning, this institute builds knowledge while providing pedagogical training. Participants engage in lectures by scholars, interact with iconic leaders and foot soldiers of the Civil Rights Movement, travel to key sites of memory as well as sites dedicated to preservation of history (in Birmingham, Selma, Montgomery, and Tuskegee, Alabama), and review archival film footage and other primary source documents as they develop curricular projects.

Project Director(s)

Martha Bouyer

Lecturers and Visiting Faculty

David Carter; Robert Corley; Glenn Eskew; Tondra Jackson; Hasan Jeffries; Bernard Lafayette; Andrew Manis; Danielle McGuire; John McKerley; Carolyn McKinstry; Jeanne Theoharis; Peggy Wallace

Grantee Institution

Alabama Humanities Alliance

Funded through the Division of Education Programs