Community Calendar

Join us as we finish Women’s History Month Strong on March 30, 2023, 9 am - 2 pm at the Rosa Parks Museum

As we Embracing the History, Evolution, and
Resolving the problems todays women face by:

* Acknowledge the past: Understanding the history and evolution of women's rights and issues is crucial in acknowledging the struggles and challenges faced by women in the past. This helps to appreciate the progress made and the work that still needs to be done.

* Educate and Inspire: By learning about the history and evolution of women's rights, we can educate and inspire the next generation of women to continue the fight for equality and justice.

* Foster Unity: Embracing the history and evolution of women's rights and issues can help to bring people together and foster unity in the pursuit of common goals.

* Address Inequalities: Resolving the problems faced by women today is important in addressing ongoing inequalities and ensuring that women have the same opportunities and rights as men.

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The annual Southern Studies Conference is an interdisciplinary conference focusing upon aspects of the American South such as its history, politics, literature, arts, and more. Featuring presentations from scholars and other professionals typically drawn from more than a dozen states and several countries, all events are open to the public on the Auburn University at Montgomery campus. Please pre-register for the conference at https://www.aum.edu/class/community-resources/southern-studies-conference/ and find other information related to the conference.

The annual Southern Studies Conference is an interdisciplinary conference focusing upon aspects of the American South such as its history, politics, literature, arts, and more. Featuring presentations from scholars and other professionals typically drawn from more than a dozen states and several countries, all events are open to the public on the Auburn University at Montgomery campus. Please pre-register for the conference at https://www.aum.edu/class/community-resources/southern-studies-conference/ and find other information related to the conference.

The Lowndes County Friends of the Civil Rights Movement will host the “For Those Who Bore the Burden in the Heat of Day” Film Festival. This event will feature four documentaries about Lowndes County and the fight for Civil Rights. The main feature will be “Lowndes County and the Road to Black Power”. Documentary participants and producers will be in attendance. This event will be held on Saturday, April 22, 2023, starting at 10 am at the Jackson Steele Community Center, 590 Freedom Road, White Hall, AL 36040. Food will be available. This event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Arthur Nelson at 334-315-3141 or Katanga Mants at 334-507-0940.