Category: PMA
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50 years ago: Atlanta in 1963
HISTORY OF ATLANTA IN 1963 January – Leroy Johnson, an attorney who had advised demonstrators in the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), became the first African American in the Georgia State Senate since Reconstruction and the first in the Georgia General Assembly since 1907. February – The headmaster of the exclusive Episcopalian Lovett…
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South by Southwest Tour
read more and follow the tour at http://niqua2013.blogspot.com/ “The workshops were more of an open space for people to share their stories and the work they do to create democratic education in their communities. We also had 16 Home-based groups that met everyday for a hour. My groups was Counter Cultural Education, which was…
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Walk for Dignity charts new course for Freedom
Watch Video: In their own words, #Walk4Dignity from Jacksonville to Sanford The Southern Freedom Movement made history by walking from Jacksonville to Sanford last week! Over 100 people walked with us at some point on the journey, and hundreds more contributed to the effort from states around the South and the country. The…
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August Update: Southern Freedom Movement Responds to Crisis and Propels toward Aug. 28
Walk for Dignity from Jacksonville to Sanford Florida, July 2013 Freedom Summer 2013Enough is Enough.Southern Freedom Movement Responds to Crisis & Propels Forward towards Aug. 28 On Saturday evening, July 13th, George Zimmerman was found not guilty for the murder of young Trayvon Martin, and a hurtful pain of outrage swelled across our communities. Within…
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July Update: Celebrate South Atlanta Families, get ready for August 28th
Poor Peoples Day & Juneteenth Celebration with GA Hunger Coalition, June 2013 I am Human. Enough is Enough. Freedom Summer 2013 continues with the June Organizing Intensive, the Oscar Micheaux Institute for movement media, the University Sin Fronteras Freedom Summer Semester. 0 This month, the Septima Clark Community Power Institute represents for education justice in Chicago,…
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Southern Movement Assembly regenerates Southern Freedom Movement
Southern Movement Rises! Almost three hundred community leaders gathered in Lowndes County, Alabama on September 22, 2012, and together, we are regenerating the Southern Freedom Movement. Large delegations of young people from every state in the South, migrants living in Alabama and beyond, Black organizers and leaders from 10 states, and LGBTQ organizers from five…
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Pictures from Movement after Dark
We had a fantastic photobooth to capture all the Southern All-Stars. Check out the photos!
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Thank you for a wonderful gathering!
The Project South staff, volunteers, and extended family want to thank everyone whose support made Movement after Dark possible. December 3rd was gorgeous!
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Signature cocktails at the Movement Bar
Yes, we have 25th anniversary glasses! Yes, there will be a cash bar. And yes, we will be able to process debit/credit cards. Check the list of cocktails after the jump.
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Enjoy delicious, home-cooked southern food
The family chefs at Project South have confirmed a delicious menu full of Southern favorites!