Families of Abraham: A remarkable story about the religious diversity of the South, created and published by Eleanor Brawley

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With Your Help, Students Will Experience A Ride to Understanding
This summer 20 Charlotte students will "get on the bus" to learn about activism of young people half a century ago, and to consider what issues would motivate them to take a stand today. "A Ride for Understanding – from Charlotte to Atlanta to Birmingham," a 3-city, 4-day bus tour, will trace Civil Rights history and explore Latino life in the 3 cities today. Want to help make it happen? You can support this project and help underwrite the costs for the students by making a donation through Power2Give.org.

COURAGE Opens at Johnson C. Smith University
Levine Museum's nationally acclaimed exhibit, COURAGE: The Carolina Story that Changed America, is officially open to the public at Johnson C. Smith University's James B. Duke Memorial Library.

Now Accepting Applications for "History ACTIVE" Summer Intensive Program
Levine Museum is currently seeking applications from area high school students interested in participating in the new, innovative summer learning institute.