Exploring Community-Based Organizations as an Answer to Healthcare Disparities of the Mississippi Delta
Humanities Teacher Awardee for Mississippi Delta Community College, Jacquelyn Moore, will present her public lecture. Details TBA.
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Greenville Higher Education Center 2900 US-1 South, Greenville, MS
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Hiram Revels: The Nation’s First African American Senator
Old Capitol Museum 100 South State Street, Jackson , MSMDAH will commemorate the 150th anniversary of the historic election of Hiram Revels as the first African American to serve in the U.S. Senate in a ceremony at the Old […]
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“Back in the Day” Black History Celebration: Tribute to Mississippi Living Legends
New Hope Baptist Church 5202 Watkins Dr., Jackson, MSHezekiah Watkins, Mississippi Freedom Rider Annual Black history month programs featuring historical perspectives on the African American experience in Mississippi from slavery through Civil Rights and contemporary times. Feb. […]
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Bridging Cultures: Working for Equity Across Race, Class, Religion, and Ethnicity
International Museum of Muslim Cultures 201 East Pascagoula Street, Jackson, MSThrough its "Bridging Cultures" Program, the International Museum of Muslin Cultures utilizes its two signature exhibitions: "Muslims with Christians and Jews: An Exhibition of Covenants and Coexistence," and "The […]
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Time Bomb in a River: Ross Barnett, JFK, and 2 Million Pounds of Missing Chlorine
Mississippi Valley State University 14000 US-82, Itta Bena, MSDr. Micah Rueber, Humanities Teacher Awardee for Mississippi Valley State University, will present his public lecture: Rueber will present material he has gathered while working on a manuscript about a […]
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The History and Phenomena of John Newton’s “Amazing Grace!” within American Christianity and Beyond
Holmes Community College - Ridgeland Campus 412 W. Ridgeland Avenue, Ridgeland, MSJohn Robert Hall, Humanities Teacher Award winner for Holmes Community College, presents his public lecture: In 1772, John Newton, former slave trader turned Anglican priest, wrote the words […]
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Medievalism: The Uses of the Middle Ages in the Modern World
University of Southern Mississippi Hattiesburg , MS - MississippiDr. Courtney Luckhardt, Humanities Teacher Awardee for the University of Southern Mississippi, presents her public lecture: In order to make the history of the European Middle Ages relevant, it’s important […]
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Ideas on Tap: Prison Re-Vision
Hal & Mal's 200 Commerce Street, Jackson, MS, United StatesOn February 18, join the Mississippi Humanities Council at Hal and Mal's in Jackson for a program about prison reform in Mississippi. The February 18 program will focus on the […]
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League of Women Voters 100th Anniversary Project
The Lyric 1006 VanBuren Avenue, Oxford, MSThe League of Women Voters Oxford-North Mississippi will present a media project commemorating 100 years of womens suffrage (as well as the founding of LWV) at a February 18 […]
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“1619” Myths and Memories of Slavery in the United States
Mississippi College 200 Capitol St., Clinton, MSDr. Christian Pinnen, Humanities Teacher of the Year for Mississippi College, presents his public lecture: The date “1619” has garnered more attention than in recent memory over the last couple […]
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The Academy Stories
Delta State University 1003 W Sunflower Rd, Cleveland, MS, United StatesDelta State University will host Ellen Ann Fentress, author, journalist, and documentary filmmaker, from February 17-19, 2020. On February 18 at 7pm, Ms. Fentress will present a public […]
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International Service-Learning: Faculty Engagement and Transformation
Belhaven University 1500 Peachtree Street, Jackson, MSDr. Kristen K. White, Humanities Teacher Awardee for Belhaven University, presents her public lecture: This qualitative study explored how international service-learning developed faculty personally and professionally. The 48 […]