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Previous Projects

State and Local Sector

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  • NC Civil Rights Trail, NCAAHC, 2021-2023

  • Freedom Roads, NCAAHC, State Historic Sites & State Historic Parks, 2021-2023

  • Green Book Traveling Exhibit, 2022-2023, NCAAHC

  • African American Music Traveling Exhibit, 2022-2023

  • ANCHOR, NC Office of Archives and History, 2019-2021

  • Pope House Museum, 2018-2019

  • Historic Interpreter, Duke Homestead, 2017-2019

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Panels & Discussions

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  • Commemorating Civil Rights in North Carolina, MLK Celebration, Harvey B.  Gantt Center for Arts & Culture, 2023

  •  Civil Rights and North Carolina: A Closer Look, Association of African American Museums (AAAM), 2o22

  • North Carolina's 35th USCT Educator Workshop, Carolina K-12 & Tryon Palace, 2022

  • Exploring the NC Civil Rights Trail, North Carolina Museums Council (NCMC), 2021

  • "Rooted in NC: Navigating State Supported Institutions and Planting Seeds of the African Diaspora in North Carolina," AAAM, 2020

  • "Tobacco and the African American Experience at Duke Homestead: From Enslavement to Freedom, The Panel Series," Duke Homestead State Historic Site, 2019

  • "BLACK LIVES MATTER!: Under a Trump Presidency," Mirroring the Past: Blue v. Durham Public Schools and Black Education, Norfolk State University, 2017

  • "The Black Struggle for Education in North Carolina, 1865-1970," Gaining An Equal Playing Field: Blue et al. v. Durham Public Schools (1951), Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH), 2016

  • "A Closer Look Into the Life of John Hope Franklin," A Legacy Not Forgotten: The Scholarly Works of John Hope Franklin, ASALH, 2015

  • "Structural Racism in the United States: An Interdisciplinary Perspective," The Battle For A Fair Education in Durham, North Carolina: Blue vs. Durham Public Schools (1951), Moore Undergraduate Research Program (MURAP), 2014

  • "From Sports to Medicine: Segregation in Durham, NC 1940-1965," Segregated Medicine: The Beginning of an Era, ASALH, 2014

  • "Reflections on the Ties that Bind: Students from North Carolina A&T State University & North Carolina Central University During the Civil Rights Movement and Today" Roundtable Discussion, ASALH 2014

  • "Black Wall Street: Durham, North Carolina, 1920-1960," Education in Durham, North Carolina, 1920-1960, ASALH, 2013

Curated, & Published Works

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  • Freedom Roads Wayside Markers, NCAAHC, State Historic Sites, & NC State Parks, 2022

  • North Carolina's 35th USCT, Carolina K-12 & Tryon Palace, 2022

  • The History of Black Education in North Carolina: A Teaching Guide for High School Educators, Carolina K-12, 2022

  • The Influence & Impact of Historically Black Colleges & Universities on the Civil Rights Movement, Carolina K-12, 2022

  • The Women of Bennett College: Unsung Heroes of the Civil Rights Movement, ANCHORNC, 2020

  • Religion and the Civil Rights Movement: Malcolm X Visits North Carolina in 1963, ANCHORNC, 2020

  • North Carolina's 35th USCT, Carolina K-12 & Tryon Palace, 2022

  • A History of Black Main Street: African American Walking Tour, Pope House Museum, 2019

  • "Tobacco and the African American Experience at Duke Homestead: From Enslavement to Freedom: The Panel Series", Duke Homestead State Historic Site, 2019

  • Centennial Mayoral Race, Pope House Museum 2019

  • Women of the Pope House, Pope House Museum 2019

  • Fun In the Sun: Life of the Pope Family, Pope House Museum, 2019

  • Biking Black Wall Street: Remembering Our Past, Durham Museum of History, 2014

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