Resources for Learning About the 1906 Atlanta Race Riot

Georgia Archives 1906 Atlanta Race Riot Resources

Teaching the Atlanta Race Riot: Lessons for Building Community through Shared Study

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A publication of the Kennesaw Mountain Writing Project in partnership with the Public Education Committee  of the Coalition to Remember the 1906 Atlanta Race Riot

To secure copy permission for uses beyond direct classroom instruction, contact: Kennesaw Mountain Writing ProjectKennesaw State University
Mail Drop #2701
English Building, Bldg 27
1000 Chastain Road
Kennesaw, GA 30144 kmwp@kennesaw.edu © 2006

Using Images as a Source for Historical Information: How to use the Collections
By Kathleen Honda

Originally written for and published on http://www.jimcrowhistory.org   Republished with permission

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One World Archives has developed Professional Learning Units for the 1906 Atlanta Race Riot and related historical content. Select THIS link to learn more.

February 2006 Events

 Call to Arts: February 23, 2006 6-8 p.m. at Javaology on Edgewood Ave.

WALKING TOURS: Because of the success of the January walking tour, in which over 100 people took part, the Coalition's Public Education committee has decided to sponsor a walking tour of downtown Riot-related sites at 1:00 on the second Sunday of every month. The next tour will take place at 1:00, Sunday, February 12th, and will last approximately one hour. The tour will gather at Five Points, by the gazebo in Woodruff Park. For more information, contact Cliff Kuhn at publiceducation@1906atlantarace riot.org or 404-463-9204.

January 2006 Activity Archive