Educator Resources Connect North Carolina's African American heritage to the classroom! These resources are beneficial to educators and students alike. Use them to: Explore African American history Connect with archival resources Discover robust digital collections from across the state ...and more! We update these resources on occasion, so check back regularly. Documents North Carolina Museum of History Educator Notebook (for purchase) Digital Resources & Collections State of North Carolina Archives Digital Collections Flickr Digital NC Collections and Exhibits NCPedia Exploring North Carolina: African American History Duke University Behind the Veil: Documenting African American Life in the Jim Crow South "Slave Voices from the Special Collections Library" James Karales Photographs UNC Chapel Hill Documenting the American South (DocSouth) Southern Oral History Program Interview Database UNC Greensboro NC Runaway Slave Advertisements, 1750-1840 Civil Rights Greensboro HBCU Digital Collections The following North Carolina HBCUs have online access to digital archives and special collections: Fayetteville State University North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University North Carolina Central University Shaw University Winston-Salem State University African American Heritage Sites Listing of North Carolina African American Heritage Sites Field Trips Consider these African American heritage sites for your next field trip or group visit! History Museums North Carolina Museum of History (Raleigh) Plan a school or group visit. Historic Sites Historic Stagville (Durham) Explore school programs. Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum (Greesnboro area) Educator packet. Somerset Place State Historic Site (Creswell) Learn more. Historic Edenton State Historic Site (Edenton) Learn more. Fort Raleigh National Historic Site (Manteo) Plan a visit. Art Museums The Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + Culture (Charlotte) Guided tours. Delta Arts Center (Winston-Salem) Education programs. African American Atelier (Greensboro) After-school and weekend programs. Videos North Carolina Museum of History "African American Life and Culture in NC" Livestream Are we missing something? Let us know! Files 2017-African-American-NC-History-Worksheet.pdf PDF • 316.63 KB - May 29, 2020
Educator Resources Connect North Carolina's African American heritage to the classroom! These resources are beneficial to educators and students alike. Use them to: Explore African American history Connect with archival resources Discover robust digital collections from across the state ...and more! We update these resources on occasion, so check back regularly. Documents North Carolina Museum of History Educator Notebook (for purchase) Digital Resources & Collections State of North Carolina Archives Digital Collections Flickr Digital NC Collections and Exhibits NCPedia Exploring North Carolina: African American History Duke University Behind the Veil: Documenting African American Life in the Jim Crow South "Slave Voices from the Special Collections Library" James Karales Photographs UNC Chapel Hill Documenting the American South (DocSouth) Southern Oral History Program Interview Database UNC Greensboro NC Runaway Slave Advertisements, 1750-1840 Civil Rights Greensboro HBCU Digital Collections The following North Carolina HBCUs have online access to digital archives and special collections: Fayetteville State University North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University North Carolina Central University Shaw University Winston-Salem State University African American Heritage Sites Listing of North Carolina African American Heritage Sites Field Trips Consider these African American heritage sites for your next field trip or group visit! History Museums North Carolina Museum of History (Raleigh) Plan a school or group visit. Historic Sites Historic Stagville (Durham) Explore school programs. Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum (Greesnboro area) Educator packet. Somerset Place State Historic Site (Creswell) Learn more. Historic Edenton State Historic Site (Edenton) Learn more. Fort Raleigh National Historic Site (Manteo) Plan a visit. Art Museums The Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + Culture (Charlotte) Guided tours. Delta Arts Center (Winston-Salem) Education programs. African American Atelier (Greensboro) After-school and weekend programs. Videos North Carolina Museum of History "African American Life and Culture in NC" Livestream Are we missing something? Let us know! Files 2017-African-American-NC-History-Worksheet.pdf PDF • 316.63 KB - May 29, 2020
