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National Night Out
Community gathering at the Historic Pauli Murray House Future Home of the Pauli Murray Center – 906 Carroll Street. Live Music. Snacks. Fellowship. Free Fresh Vegetables and Information about affordable […]
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Still Walking for Justice Exhibit Opening
Come celebrate local women activists from the civil rights era and the women who are carrying their legacy forward today. Still Walking for Justice is an exhibit created by the Pauli Murray […]
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Community Dialogue: 1963 March on Washington for Jobs & Freedom
A community dialogue that connects the civil rights issues that fueled the 1963 March on Washington to the issues of today. Fifty years ago, 250,000 people gathered in the shadow of […]
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Stepping Into Durham’s Long Civil Rights Movement: A Downtown Walking Tour
This tour will focus on Civil Rights History, Immigration Issues, LGBTQ Youth Activism and early Jewish and Women elected officials. At each stop we will learn about how our past impacts issues […]
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Stepping Into Durham’s Long Civil Rights Movement: A Downtown Walking Tour
Stepping Into Durham’s Long Civil Rights Movement: A Downtown Walking Tour Saturday, June 1 and Saturday, August 3, 2013, 10 a.m. – 12 noon Civil Rights, Women’s Rights, Anti-War Actions, […]
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Historic Fitzgerald Family Cemetery: Memorial Day Ceremony
More than 112 people are buried in the Historic Fitzgerald Family Cemetery, including Robert G. and Richard B. Fitzgerald, pioneering Affrican American citizens of Durham. Robert G. Fitzgerald was the […]
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Book Signing with Sarah Azaransky
Sarah Azaransky, author of “The Dream is Freedom: Pauli Murray and American Democratic Faith” will be signing her book at The Regular Bookstore as part of the Duke Divinity School Women’s […]
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Pauli Murray Day
Join the Pauli Murray Center for a public art project, historic marker unveiling, and celebration in honor of Pauli Murray’s birthday. The day’s events kick off at 1pm with a […]
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Durham: Are We So Different?
Join the Pauli Murray Project’s Barbara Lau and Mayme Webb for a conversation drawing from RACE: Are We So Different, a new Museum of Life and Science exhibit.
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Pauli Murray Childhood Home Community Cleanup
An opportunity to work with your neighbors and friends to show this important historic property some much needed TLC. Please wear long pants and long sleeves and NO OPEN TOED […]
Upcoming Events
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Pauli Murray Center: January Book Club
January 27 @ 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm -
Waste: One Woman’s Fight Against America’s Dirty Secret
February 3 @ 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm -
Mendez Award Winner: Reagan’s Gun-Toting Nuns with Theresa Keeley
March 16 @ 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Other Human Rights Events at Duke
- Duke Research Week 2021
- 14th Feminist Theory Workshop 2021 Virtual Series
- Health Humanities and Disability Studies