Embracing critical conversations and creative expressions for a diverse and changing South
In this performance with the Process Series, Cherokee actor and writer DeLanna Studi explores the enduring impact of the Trail of Tears on contemporary communities using research, interviews, and her own family’s experience. Along with her father and a documentarian, … Read more
Join us at the Center for a free reception to honor the final act of the 2015-16 Process Series. Based on the highly acclaimed book Help Me to Find My People, the play chronicles the journey of African Americans from … Read more
Over the past year, Southern Oral History Program interns interviewed members of the "Black Pioneers," the earliest African American students who attended UNC between 1952 and 1972. Using the personal accounts recorded from their interviews and told through performance, remarkable … Read more
Over the past year, Southern Oral History Program interns interviewed members of the "Black Pioneers," the earliest African American students who attended UNC between 1952 and 1972. Using the personal accounts recorded from their interviews and told through performance, remarkable … Read more