…programming. Brendan’s gift and his active participation will help the program educate, inspire and empower Communiversity’s young scholars. In 2012, Haywood’s Foundation donated $10,000 to Communiversity. Since Brendan’s initial gift…
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…publications, lectures, symposia and workshops. The Brown Gallery will work with other departments and agencies to offer education programs for various audiences. Promotion The Robert and Sallie Brown Gallery and…
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…identity, forms of resistance and transformation. -Ed Vaughn: Vaughn is the former owner of Vaughn’s Bookstore, a staple in the Black liberation movement in Detroit during the 1960s. -Bro. Yao…
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Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Alternative Spring Break has been cancelled. However, students will still have an opportunity to visit the Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum. This service learning trip will…
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…Slave Runaways in NC, 1775-1840 and Stealing a Little Freedom: Advertisements for Slave Runaways in NC, 1791-1840. On November 19, 2008, Dr. Parker was appointed by Governor Mike Easley to…
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…designed multiple projects in North Carolina and elsewhere in the nation. The Brown Gallery covers 1,520 square feet (customizable) on the main floor of the Stone Center. Adjacent to the…
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…through November 10. To see items up for bid, click here to be taken to the auction website. Artists participating in the retrospective include, Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum, the first graduate…
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…of North Carolina, NC State Student Government, and the Triangle Native American Society. Event Contact: Sheriff Abba Drammeh, sherrif7@email.unc.edu Media Contact: Shannon Harvey, shannon.harvey@unc.edu Updated 9/30/2020: An earlier version…
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