This Project is housed at historically Black Claflin University, Orangeburg, SC as an initiative of the Jonathan Jasper Wright Institute for the Study of Southern African American History, Culture and Policy. Collaboration with other institutions and organizations having similar goals is a key element in the success of the Project. Brown vs. Board of Education does not belong exclusively to historians and political scientists and the data collected will be useful for varying types of scholarly and community initiatives.
Four scholar-activists initiated the Project: historian Constance Curry, family therapist Vanessa Jackson, political scientist Dr. Paula Quick-Hall, and project director Dr. Millicent Brown (a South Carolina "first child"). to learn more ...
Four scholar-activists initiated the Project: historian Constance Curry, family therapist Vanessa Jackson, political scientist Dr. Paula Quick-Hall, and project director Dr. Millicent Brown (a South Carolina "first child"). to learn more ...
"Somebody Had To Do It"
a children's retrospective on the process of U.S. school desegregation
a children's retrospective on the process of U.S. school desegregation
History
Initial funding and support has been received from the W. K. Kellogg Foundation, the America Friends Service Committee (AFSC), and African American Education Research Organization (AAERO).
Initial funding and support has been received from the W. K. Kellogg Foundation, the America Friends Service Committee (AFSC), and African American Education Research Organization (AAERO).
The Jonathan Jasper Wright Institute at Claflin University, Orangeburg, South Carolina
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