At this event, we will learn about The Morgan Project, whose mission is to teach civil rights and social justice through Birmingham's history of conflict and courage. Sharing real-world stories of the struggles of Black Americans in Birmingham, our panel of speakers will highlight the importance of civility, courage, and collaboration in our society. They will provide evidence-based lessons to present a full picture of the country’s history. This timing of this program is significant as we approach the 60^th anniversary of the 16^th Street Baptist Church bombing.

Click here for a list of events to remember the 1963 bombing: https://www.birminghamal.gov/2023/08/01/the-city-of-birmingham-and-partners-to-commemorate-60-years-since-sixteenth-street-baptist-church-bombing/

 Our speakers are Dr. Carolyn McKinstry and Lisa McNair

Thank you to the BHM Connection Committee Chairs for organizing this event: Breauna Johnson, Emily McClendon, Ruby Jackson

Credit: 1 hour of CLE credit

Free for BBA members; $20 for non-members (please be sure you are logged into your member profile to get the free price)

Breakfast will be provided