The Role of Public Arts in Placekeeping and Social Justice
Grace Kim || Consultant || Moderator
Panelists:
Charmaine Minniefield || Praise House Project
LeJuano Varnell || Sweet Auburn Works
Miranda Kyle || Beltline Arts
Liberation through Seed Saving
Sagdrina Jalal || Sage D || Moderator
In conversation with:
Stephanie Simmons || Farmer
The Dirt Talks Back: Probing Neighborhood History
Edith Kelman || BiRacial History Project || Presenter
Cemetery Preservation: Treasured Memories, Treasured Histories
Dr. Shari Williams || The Ridge Macon County Archaeology Project || Moderator
Lisa Y. Henderson || Lane Street Project, Black Wide Awake Blog
Debra Taylor Gonzalez || Friends of Geer Cemetery and Genealogist
Handout from Cemetery Preservation Panel-
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Preserving Our Ancestors Stories: Sacred Spaces and Heirlooms
Tanzy Ward || Zanathia Jewelry and Antiques
Preserving Black Craft History Through Chairmaking
Robell Awake || Furniture Maker, Black Craft Artist
How Grassroots Organizations Can Work with Ciy Departments to Preserve Community Assets
Rita Cofield || The Watts Community of LA
Session || 12:30 pm
Workshop Session
Sierra X Chasity || Build Your Archive
How to Be a Dope Artist
Artemus Jenkins || Disscussant
The Importance of Saving LGBTQ Histories
Leslie Spencer || Sankofa Cultural Resources
In discussion with
Christopher Gleason || PhD Studies
Placemaking in Print
Courtney Napier|| Black Oak Society, EIC of BOS Magazine
How LGBTQ Rights Brought the Bible Belt Out of Bondage
Leslie Spencer || Moderator
Panelists:
Dave Hayward || Touching Up Our Roots, Inc, Georgia’s LGBTQ Story Project
Maria Helena Dolan || Touching Up Our Roots, Inc,
Preserving the Black Built Environment
Tonja Khabir || Jones Cafe, Macon, GA
Black Iron and the Rhizome
Y. Malik Jalal
Black History Education, So What?
Nedra Deadwyler || Save Your Spaces, Civil Bikes || Moderator
Rachel Willis || Elevating Equity
Jonathan Peraza Campos || Buford Highway Peoples Hub
Inspire || Poetry Talk-back
Brittany Williams || B-SpokeIt
Inspire || Filmmakers/ Documentaries & Panels
Sed Lakpa || United Storytellers || Moderator
Alahna Lark || Filmmaker
Kaliena “Kow” Bowen || Filmmaker || JUNK M3D!A
Rita Cofield ||
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Additional Festival Sessions and Workshops
Our Festival will be hosted in two amazing spaces on Saturday, May 21, 2022 that offer the perfect setting for community members to gather and make actionable change in historic preservation.
6:00pm - 11:00 pm
Located in Adair Park, Create ATL is a collaboration space that brings together powerful neighbors and the business leaders of tomorrow.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Anyone who is intrigued by local history, wants to contribute to storytelling, have a (his/her)story to preserve, curious and wants to learn more about cultural heritage and create ways to preserve that embraces one’s own culture.
WHY ATTEND: Build a network of community-selected and designated heritage and historic sites, join in on educational and skill-building programs, get involved or create your own project, and more!
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