Even though a building may not exist, the history still remains in the lives of the people. This is a history that is of great value for us to know. So there are stories that are worth telling, and these are stories worth honoring. Participants will be able to tour the Afro-American Cultural Center on Friday after the conference events on Friday. The event is free and open to the public.
Registration is available up until the day of the conference.
Food tickets are available at a modest cost and require preregistration. Conference organizers are especially interested in hearing from former Rosenwald school students and teachers. Use of this Web site is subject to certain Terms and Conditions . We may collect personal information on this site, as described in our Privacy Policy . The Winston-Salem Journal is a Media General newspaper.