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#africatown — Public Fediverse posts

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  1. #BlackArtists Cotilda Memorial #CallForArtists

    “The memorial will be developed through a collaborative process that will engage the community founded by the Clotilda survivors & other formerly enslaved people: historic #Africatown & the expansive diaspora”

    In the artists app ur asked to share a subject connection. Paid, project budget 2mil
    Love the community incl! U can also send “inspiration” incl photos & stories -Unsure if paid

    theclotildamemorial.info/call-
    #BlackDiaspora #Alabama #CommunityArt

  2. #BlackArtists Cotilda Memorial #CallForArtists

    “The memorial will be developed through a collaborative process that will engage the community founded by the Clotilda survivors & other formerly enslaved people: historic #Africatown & the expansive diaspora”

    In the artists app ur asked to share a subject connection. Paid, project budget 2mil
    Love the community incl! U can also send “inspiration” incl photos & stories -Unsure if paid

    theclotildamemorial.info/call-
    #BlackDiaspora #Alabama #CommunityArt

  3. On the public #archaeology front, #NEHgov has announced a "Landmarks of American History and Culture" to Ryan Noble at Spring Hill College for "From Clotilda to Community: The History of Mobile, Alabama’s Africatown: Two one-week workshops for 72 schoolteachers to explore the history of the slave ship #Clotilda and the #Africatown community in Mobile, Alabama, from the Civil War to today."

  4. On the public #archaeology front, #NEHgov has announced a "Landmarks of American History and Culture" to Ryan Noble at Spring Hill College for "From Clotilda to Community: The History of Mobile, Alabama’s Africatown: Two one-week workshops for 72 schoolteachers to explore the history of the slave ship #Clotilda and the #Africatown community in Mobile, Alabama, from the Civil War to today."

  5. On the public #archaeology front, #NEHgov has announced a "Landmarks of American History and Culture" to Ryan Noble at Spring Hill College for "From Clotilda to Community: The History of Mobile, Alabama’s Africatown: Two one-week workshops for 72 schoolteachers to explore the history of the slave ship #Clotilda and the #Africatown community in Mobile, Alabama, from the Civil War to today."