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SUMMARY:Draughon Seminars in State & Local History
DESCRIPTION:“Come Now\, and Let Us Reason Together”: Cooperative Extension Clubs Empowerment of African American Farm Women and Girls\, 1928-1965 with Dr. Shari L. Williams. \nAfrican American women played a crucial role in the Black Freedom Struggle in the United States\, and one significant but overlooked contribution of their leadership development was participation in United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Negro Cooperative Extension home demonstration and 4-H clubs. In addition to learning skills related to cooking\, cleaning\, canning\, sewing and other domestic chores\, many assumed leadership roles in Alabama neighborhood clubs and county-level councils\, and\, over time\, club activities became an intergenerational emancipatory realm of personal fulfillment and citizenship rights consciousness. Focusing on Alabama from 1928-1965\, and\, especially\, the life and work of Macon County’s Laura Randolph Day\, Dr. Williams uses historical and genealogical research to explain how Daly’s work was grounded in and enhanced by existing Afrocentric kinship\, community\, and religious beliefs and cultural practices. \nRegister to receive a Zoom link.
URL:https://sustain.auburn.edu/event/draughon-seminars-in-state-local-history/
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SUMMARY:AUWRC Water Webinar with Dr. Brenda Ortiz
DESCRIPTION:Putting Smart Irrigation Tools in the Hands of Alabama Stakeholders featuring Dr. Brenda Ortiz \nOnly your name\, email\, and organization are required to register for this event. The Water Resources Center asks for optional information so they can better understand their effectiveness in serving all Alabama citizens and for reporting general\, anonymous statistics to their federal and state funders. They do not share any specific information you provide. \nThe Alabama Cooperative Extension System (Alabama A&M University and Auburn University) is an equal opportunity educator and employer. Everyone is welcome! They invite you to let them know if you have accessibility needs.
URL:https://sustain.auburn.edu/event/auwrc-water-webinar-with-dr-brenda-ortiz/
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