JULY 2010
July 11-16
SUPER Institute: “The Freedom Rights Movement in Alabama: From the 13th Amendment Through the Voting Rights Act of 1965”
Spring Hill College (Mobile)
Thomas Bryant: (205) 558-3997 or tbryant@ahf.net
AHF program
July 13
Selma-Dallas County Reading-Discussion Series
Selma-Dallas County Public Library (Selma)
4 p.m.
Further information: (334) 874-1725
Grant project
July 15
Fiddler, Banjo Players and Strawbeaters
J. Cauthen
Ozark/Dale County Public Library (Dale)
7 p.m.
Sponsored by Friends of the Ozark/Dale County Public Library
Further information: (334) 744-9402
AHF program
July 18-23
SUPER Institute: “Humanities and Human Rights”
Auburn University-Montgomery (Montgomery)
Thomas Bryant: (205) 558-3997 or tbryant@ahf.net
AHF program
July 20
SUPER Workshop: “Exploring Indigenous Latin-American Literature: Language Immersion for Spanish Teachers”
University of Montevallo (Montevallo)
Thomas Bryant: (205) 558-3997 or tbryant@ahf.net
AHF program
July 28
Spare Time, Leisure, and Recreation in Alabama 1890-1950
F. Robb
Alabaster Senior Center (Shelby)
10 a.m.
Sponsored by the Shelby County Public Library System
Further information: (205) 669-3910
AHF program
July 29
NEH Chairman Jim Leach presentation
Samford University (Birmingham)
7 p.m.
In partnership with the Frances Marlin Mann Center for Ethics and Leadership and the Birmingham Area Consortium for Higher Education
AHF program
August 2010
August 10
Selma-Dallas County Reading-Discussion Series
Selma-Dallas County Public Library (Selma)
4 p.m.
Further information: (334) 874-1725
Grant project
August 26
To Kill a Mockingbird: Successes and Myths
Nancy Grisham Anderson
Scottsboro Public Library (Jackson)
10:30 a.m.
Further information: (256) 259-7833
AHF program
ONGOING 2010
April 1-October 1
From Factory to Field
Vulcan Park and Museum (Birmingham)
Further information: (205) 933-1409
Grant project
