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The Center's building was conceived by award-winning architect Philip Freelon in partnership with HOK (now Perkins+Will). The curved walls of The Center represent two cupped hands, protecting something sacred: the dignity of all human beings. The exterior façade displays many tones, a mosaic of different nationalities that represents the idea that people from all walks of life can work together in harmony. https://www.civilandhumanrights.org/
National Center for Civil and Human Rights
National Center for Civil and Human Rights
Saturday, July 8, 2023 @ 10:00AM
100 Ivan Allen Jr. Boulevard, Atlanta, GA 30313 [ Maps ]
Presenter Contact:
Pauline S. Schmidt, Ph.D. | PSchmidt@wcupa.edu
Matthew Kruger-Ross, Ph.D. | MKruger-Ross@wcupa.edu
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FIMS
FIMS
FIMS, or the Four I Multimodal Strategy, is a set of interpretive steps that emerged from our research into technology and multimodal literacies.
Start Here
Start Here
We will begin our presentation at the central area with the mural. Then, we will walk you through the FIMS strategy there.
Then, we invite you to consider three major "Touchpoints" in this museum space:
The "Voice to the Voiceless" Morehead College Collection Martin Luther King Jr. (first floor)
The Interactive Counter experience (second floor)
The Spark of Conviction - Civil Rights Map (third floor)
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