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Student Project Highlights Delaware Connections to Brown v. Board of Education Decision
Karen Ingram, a graduating student in UD’s Master of Arts in Liberal Studies program, stands before the Louis L. Redding House and Museum in Wilmington. Ingram created a bus tour that traces Delaware’s crucial role in the Brown v. Board of Education decision, which was handed down 70 years ago. Redding, the state’s first Black attorney, was part of the legal team that argued the case.
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PRESERVING FILM, PRESERVING HISTORY
Kevin Martin (left), curator of audiovisual collections and digital initiatives at the Hagley Museum and Library, and Jim Culley, alumnus of UD’s MALS program, examine a portion of the thousands of sponsored films from Culley’s family film studio waiting to be preserved and digitized at Hagley.
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MALS Alum Jim Culley arranged for the Cinecraft film archives to be donated to Hagley Library
“Unspooling Cleveland’s Industrial Film and Musical History” ran on NPR radio (IdeaStream) in Northeast Ohio. Thanks to the MALS program. Here is the link for you to enjoy.
