• Programs and Events
• Annual Events
• Children’s Programs
• Past Events

The National Center for the Study of Civil Rights and African American Culture prides itself on its community involvement and dedication to its goal of serving as a living museum and civil rights clearing house. The Center has hosted a number of lectures and other events that have been open to the public. Below are examples of these events to give an indication of what the Center has offered and will continue to offer in the future.

2009 Past Events

Academic Programs

• None at this time.

Art

• Visual Exegesis: Religious Images from African-American Artists from the Jean and Robert E. Steele Collection

Children’s Programs

• None at this time.

Lectures

• From Selma to Montgomery "Yes We Can"
• Jesse Douglas Lecture (Image Gallery, August 27, 2009)

Annual Programs

• The Ralph D. Abernathy Civil Rights Leaders Lecture Series
• The E.D. Nixon Institute for Research and Cultural Enrichment
• The Robert and Jean Graetz Symposium on Human Rights and Reconciliation
• Black Film Festival
• Annual Patrons and Donors Reception

Presentations

• None at this time.

Tours

• None at this time.

Other

• Legacy Masquerade Gala (Image Gallery, February 27,2009)