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Museum’s Brenda Tindal honored with leadership award
We are thrilled to announce Brenda Tindal, Director of Education and Engagement at the International African American Museum, is the recipient
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CHARLESTON, S.C. —The International African American Museum announced a $500,000 donation from Mary Major and Bill Horton, a couple living 10 miles from Gadsden’s Wharf, the site where more than 40 percent of enslaved Africans arrived in America. The wharf, which was originally built in 1767 in Charleston, S.C., is now home to the museum, which is projected to open in 2022.
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We are thrilled to announce Brenda Tindal, Director of Education and Engagement at the International African American Museum, is the recipient
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The International African American Museum team honors the life and legacy of educator, author, community leader and cultural anthropologist Dr.
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In 2007, as an undergrad in a study abroad program at the University of Ghana, I met a man who,
CHARLESTON, S.C. – Amid COVID-19, protests against police brutality and the fifth anniversary of the mass killing of churchgoers here, a museum focused on
As seen in Post & Courier on June 7th 2020 By: Dr. Elijah Heyward III I am admittedly challenged writing
The Board of Directors of the International African American Museum will meet on Friday, April 24, 2020 at 2:00 pm.
Dear Friend, Like you, we are deeply concerned about the impact of COVID-19 in Charleston, South Carolina, and throughout the
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