Join us for a high-school student-led, live, on-stage production which places a spotlight on performing as an agent of change. As a culmination of a 4-class winter camp, the students, with guidance from thespian Tiffany Bryant-Jackson, will showcase an original work, as well as perform speeches and monologues centered on what makes a compelling change maker. This show is inspired … Read More
Community of Change: Black Men and Mental Health
Our 4th installment of Community of Change will create a safe space to highlight needs and resources impacting the mental health of Black men and boys in our community. Join us in a retreat-style conversation on self-care and mental health for Black men. Led by artist, storyteller, life coach, and mindfulness instructor Mario Jovan and Jarrett Evans, LCMHC, NCC. This … Read More
Community of Change: The Importance of Mentorship and Black Male Youth
Join us for our 3rd installment of the Community of Change program. This conversation positions our guests as the main contributors! What is mentorship, why is it important for Black male youth, and how can you support? Learn more about the ways Black men in our local community are inspiring change. Led by Males Place founder Reggie Singleton and founder of … Read More
The Men Inside
Presented by Epoch Tribe with Levine Museum of the New South and Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + Culture, The Men Inside is a live, on-stage production that honors the paths of Black men who have become change-makers in their community. Inspired by the exhibition Men of Change: Power. Triumph. Truth., the show shares deeply personal stories and … Read More
Community of Change: Beyond the Game
Join us for a community dialogue about the experiences of Black male athletes facilitated by sports journalist Rana Cash and former NFL player and current member of the App State Athletics Department Doug Middleton! This is the Gantt Center and Levine Museum’s second Community of Change conversation in honor of the Men of Change: Power.Triumph.Truth exhibition. Community of Change conversations place … Read More