Recent conferences and lectures sponsored by the Midlo Center:

New Orleans Music Colloquium, 1998-2006

Deacons for Defense, 2005

Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial Lecture Series, 2002

Satchmo to Amadeus, Salzburg, Austria, 2001

Louis Armstrong Centennial Conference, New Orleans, 2001

Colonial Louisiana, New Orleans, 1999

Back to Business: The History of African American Business & Enterprise, 1999

Revisiting the Birth of Our Century, 1998

New Orleans in Europe, Warwick University, Great Britain, 1998

Sidney Bechet Centennial, 1997

Robert Williams and the Self Defense Aspect of the Civil Rights Movement, 1997

The State of Our Country, Rev. Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis, Jr.1992

Black and White Together? The Renewed Challenge from the Southern Conference Movement, Anne Braden, 1992

The State of our Country: The Challenge of the 1990s, Reverend Dr. Benjamin F. Chavin, Jr., 1992.

The Challenge of an American Tradition: Black and White Together? John Hope Franklin, Duke University, 1988.

Our Rights and Liberties, The Constitutional Crisis, Arthur Kinoy, Rutgers School of Law, 1985.

Why We Marched: The Meaning of the Civil Rights Movement, Reverend Fred L. Shuttlesworth, 1983.

Direct Inquiries to:

Midlo Center
Department of History
University of New Orleans
New Orleans, LA 70148
Tel: 504.280.6611  Fax: 504.280.6883
E-mail: c.atkinson@uno.edu

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