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WOKE to Social Justice

From August 21 through October 20, 2018, seven elements of our WOKE exhibition are on display at the Marlene and Nathan Addlestone Library, at the College of Charleston.  This academic year (2018-19) College faculty are focused on providing students with a raised awareness of and the skills to address sustainability issues related to social justice and fair distribution across economic, environmental and social systems.

Contributions from the WOKE exhibition are intended to encourage students to pause and think about the implications of "Social Justice and Fair Distribution" in Charleston and South Carolina, through the treatment of Africans and African descendants in life and death.

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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Our Team
    • History of The Gullah Society
    • Dr. Ade Ofunniyin (Dr. O)
    • Gullah Geechee Culture
  • Sacred Burial Ground Projects
    • Daniel Island
    • New First Missionary Baptist Church Edisto Island
    • Monrovia Street Cemeteries
    • ANSON STREET BURIALS >
      • Ancient DNA Research
      • African descent DNA Research
      • Arts engagement program
      • Education Program
      • Community and Memorialization
      • REINTERMENT EVENTS
    • Ephrath & Trinity Methodist Episcopal Burial Grounds
  • Art & Exhibitions
    • African Diaspora
    • Sixteen Crowns
    • Dance of the Ancestors: Egungun Masquerade
    • WOKE: Rattling Bones, Conversations, Sacred Rites and Holy Places >
      • Rattling Bones
      • Conversations (part 1)
      • Sacred Rites
      • Holy Places
      • Conversations (Part 2)
    • WOKE to Social Justice
  • Research & Scholarship
    • Conference presentations
    • Ongoing research
  • News & Media Coverage
  • Genealogy
    • African American Resources
    • American Indian Resources
    • Florida Resources
    • Georgia Resources
    • South Carolina Resources
    • Lowcountry Africana
    • South Carolina History Society
  • Community Wellness
  • Our Services
  • SUPPORT US
  • Contact Us