The Draughon Center at Pebble Hill creates opportunities that explore the human experience through the arts and humanities.
Auburn, AL
Joined August 2008
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Draughon Center for Arts & Humanities retweeted
#Alabama K-12 Educators! We are now accepting applications for our summer 2022 #AlabamaHistory Institutes! Apply by March 4 for one of our three-day workshops. Participants will receive PD credit and a stipend. Learn more and apply - bit.ly/AHI2022 @ALHistoryEdu #AHI2022
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We’re thrilled to honor Bryan Stevenson, founder of the
@eji_org, as a 2022 Alabama Humanities Fellow.
Join us February 28 as we present a conversation between Mr. Stevenson and @NPRMichel.
To learn more + buy tickets: alabamahumanities.swell.give…
#HumanitiesFellows #ALhumanities
Draughon Center for Arts & Humanities retweeted
Huzzah for community journalism! And congratulations to four NEW Alabama rural newspapers being recognized today for contributions to their communities: Packers Bend Times, Pintlala Ledger, Beatrice Legacy, and the Camp Hill Chronicle!
facebook.com/alabamahumaniti… #HumCitizen
Draughon Center for Arts & Humanities retweeted
EVENT UPDATE: For the health and safety of our staff, partners, and allies, our 8.21 "Telling Our Stories" workshop at the @AlabamaArchives will now stream as a Facebook Live event. Free and open to all!
fb.me/e/3KYZwntSQ
#communityjournalism #storytelling
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Are you a rural storyteller? Want to create a sustainable platform to tell your community's distinct story? Join us Aug. 21 for "Telling Our Stories" at the @AlabamaArchives!
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#ALhumanities #newspapers #ruralalabama
Draughon Center for Arts & Humanities retweeted
This #Dialogues @AuburnU #NEHgrant created a literature and film discussion program, focused on World War I and Vietnam, for veterans in Alabama communities, and two related semester-length courses in Alabama state correctional facilities: bit.ly/3gUjt2D
Draughon Center for Arts & Humanities retweeted
Starting in July, we are hosting a free virtual workshop for educators called "History Repeats: Navigating Challenging Conversations in the Classroom" and led by museum educators and others.
Register here:
eventbrite.com/e/history-rep…
@Ctr4CHR @amhistorymuseum @cmdcah
Draughon Center for Arts & Humanities retweeted
Wayne Flynt, the revered Auburn University historian, compared the images to the work of Margaret Bourke-White and Walker Evans. Speaking as a viewer: the photos are powerful, capturing the kind but careworn faces of these men and women. bit.ly/3iqDtMH
Draughon Center for Arts & Humanities retweeted
New: One afternoon in May 1966, an Auburn student snapped pictures of Draketown, one of the city’s three Black communities. The images are a rare contemporary document of a Black working-class neighborhood in Alabama — one that’s now gone. bit.ly/3iqDtMH #alpolitics
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Join us at noon for a conversation with Alabama Review editor Matthew Downs and Dallas Hanbury, who will discuss his upcoming article. ▶ aub.ie/aha.
Draughon Center for Arts & Humanities retweeted
Join us at noon for a conversation with Alabama Review editor Matthew Downs and J. Mills Thornton, III, who will discuss his upcoming article. ▶ aub.ie/aha.
Draughon Center for Arts & Humanities retweeted
Join us tomorrow at noon for a panel discussion on 2020 and the Future of Alabama History ▶ aub.ie/aha.
ALT 2020 and the Future of Alabama History with date of program and names of panelists on an abstract background.
Draughon Center for Arts & Humanities retweeted
Excellent opportunity. 👍 Auburn University's @cmdcah is hosting a one-day symposium called #SinceSuffrage & they are seeking presenters! Send an abstract of your paper and a brief CV to Melissa Blair ([email protected]) and Bianca Rowlett ([email protected]) by June 1. ⏳
On October 23, 2020, Auburn University’s @cmdcah will host #SinceSuffrage, a one-day interdisciplinary #symposium dedicated to women in American politics. We are seeking presenters for the event. (1/-)
Draughon Center for Arts & Humanities retweeted
On October 23, 2020, Auburn University’s @cmdcah will host #SinceSuffrage, a one-day interdisciplinary #symposium dedicated to women in American politics. We are seeking presenters for the event. (1/-)
Draughon Center for Arts & Humanities retweeted
Tomorrow at 10:00! Head over to @cmdcah's Facebook page facebook.com/cmdcah/ for "Stories from the Women's Suffrage Movement in #Alabama," presented by our staff members. Co-sponsored by @AL_history #AlabamaHistoryAtHome #AlabamaWomen100
Draughon Center for Arts & Humanities retweeted
alabamahistoryhome.org is now live!
With schools, offices, museums, & archives closed & social distancing recommended, we’ve gathered links to #Alabama resources to explore #AlabamaHistory from the comfort of your couch.
#AlabamaHistoryAtHome #museumfromhome #archivesathome
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#LIVE NOW: @AuburnMBB coach @coachbrucepearl joins the Draughon Center for a discussion on Human Resilience in Troubling Times.
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ALT Coach Bruce Pearl live now
