Embracing critical conversations and creative expressions for a diverse and changing South
We are currently soliciting proposals for public art installations (including, but not limited to murals, sculptures, installations, and performances) that envision the future of UNC and reflect the shared values of our community. Grants are available for selected applicant individuals and … Read more
“3-D Genealogy: Tools for Uncovering the Roots of Wealth and Privilege” Robert G. Williams conducted research at the Brookings Institution before moving to Guilford College in Greensboro, North Carolina, where he has taught as an economics professor since 1978. … Read more
The images in this collection offer a glimpse into the courage and brutality of the 1960s, a decade that unleashed hope for the future as well as profound and tumultuous changes. Viewers will recognize photographs of protesters carrying signs with … Read more
Confederate Soldiers' Monument, Athens, Georgia. Photo Credit: Lucy Britt. “Effects of Confederate Monuments on Political Attitudes and Behavior” Debates around Confederate monuments and the laws in Southern states preventing their removal often center around concerns that, on one side, honoring … Read more