Foundation Activities and Updates
Rev. C. Herbert Oliver, Civil Rights Activist, Dies at 96
From The New York Times: Rev. C. Herbert Oliver, Civil Rights Activist, Dies at 96 He helped focus the nation on bombings and police abuse
PARA Using Trail in Summer Programs
Civil Rights Trail is being featured in PARA’s Summer Programs.
Bloody Tuesday Anniversary
The Tuscaloosa Civil Rights History & Reconciliation Foundation remembers the 56th anniversary of Bloody Tuesday, the day on which members of our community attempted to
“truly the most important thing…”
Mary Shannon Wells from Southern Living in a piece on what to do when visiting Tuscaloosa not only mentions the Tuscaloosa Civil Rights History Trail, but states
PSA–Slave-Built House To Disappear?
Tuscaloosa, AL. A historic structure might be demolished if not taken on as a preservation project. The Historic Preservation Commission will hear an appeal to
Foundation Welcomes Students from the University of Michigan
Four students from the University of Michigan School of Information are spending a week in Tuscaloosa for an alternative spring break to assist the Tuscaloosa
Media Attention
Great Day Tuscaloosa interview, Kip Tyner, March 20, 2019 Druid City Living article, April 16, 2019 Civil rights history organization opens trail, April 25, 2019 Tuscaloosa News
The Trail & Brochure are Ready!
The Tuscaloosa Civil Rights History Trail brochure has been published and phase one of the trail is open. The marker signs are yet to be
