Carolina Voices: The William Friday Virtual Education Series
March 2021 UPDATE
Understanding that educators still need access to quality continuing education in North Carolina history, even during the time of COVID-19, the North Caroliniana Society and Carolina K-12 launched a virtual education series in the fall of 2020. These 1-2 hour online events elevate aspects of North Carolina’s history, people, events, culture, and more, while featuring prominent scholars, artists, authors, educators, and other professionals.
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Carolina Voices: The William Friday Virtual Education Series
In 2016, committed to supporting our state’s K-12 teachers, the Society and Carolina K-12 fund of Carolina Public Humanities developed the William Friday Teacher Education Initiative, with the goal of equally educating and appreciating our state’s hard working educators through free, quality professional development events.
These retreats provide K-12 teachers with three dynamic days to learn about North Carolina’s captivating history, literature, and culture in an academic, professional and celebratory retreat atmosphere. To date, 219 public school teachers from 74 NC counties have participated. These teachers will reach a minimum of 30,660 K-12 students each year.
Upcoming Events:
Carolina Voices – Past Programs:
Recordings & Resources
Check back later for the next scheduled program.
More than a Mill Worker: Ella May and the Loray Mill Strike
Program air date: Thursday, March 4, 2021
RECORDINGS AND RESOURCES (coming soon)
Jim Crow in North Carolina
Program air date: Monday, January 25, 2021
CLICK HERE FOR RECORDINGS AND RESOURCES (see bottom of page)
“My NC: A to Z” – A Conversation with Michelle Lanier
about her book celebrating North Carolina’s rich African American History, Heritage and Culture
Program air date: Sunday, December 15, 2020
CLICK HERE FOR RECORDINGS AND RESOURCES (see bottom of page)
Virtual Matinee & Panel Discussion of The Red Cape,
a Dramatic Film About the 1898 Wilmington Massacre
Program air date: Sunday, October 25, 2020
Exploring the High Cost of “Cheap:” The Hamlet, NC Factory Fire of 1991
Program air date: Tuesday, October 20, 2020