US Colored Troops Symposium'08

February 22-24, 2008 Wilmington, NC

21 st Century Americans have a need to know and understand their Civil War history in this country. Knowledge is empowering" and the USCT Symposium '08 is the most powerful event of the year...
Special USCT Symposium '07 Recap

History Affirmed --- Mission Accomplished!

The Third Annual US Colored Troops Symposium held recently in Raleigh, NC turned a statewide scholarly event into a national conference on USCT issues and history. ...
Wilmington Came Alive!
Your entire family would have enjoyed the 142nd anniversary of "Battle of Forks Road" of the Civil War. This free public program, a Living History Weekend, took place on the Cameron Art Museum grounds, located at 3201 S. 17th ...
The Association of African American Museums Leadership Initiative Program
The program is managed by the Birmingham Civil Rights Museum and AAAM with funding from the federal government's Institute for Museum and Library Services. The objective is to increase the professional skills of the staff of African American museums. So far the 18-month training has included grant writing, budgeting, audience development, strategic planning, exhibition management and collections care. These new skills will enhance CHM's ability to serve our growing audience, especially our young members
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