Terry Buffington Interview by Madelyn Hutchison Feb 10, 2023
Watch part 1 of the interview here https://youtu.be/uwsf3xCdoYQ The Pathfinder Lewis Clark State College
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Pullman Washington
PLENTY GOOD ROOM: Spirituals, Civil Rights & Gospel Music (Video)
Live 11-05-2023 Pullman WA. St James Episcopal Church
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The Terry Buffington Foundation Attends The NW Teaching For Social Justice Conference PDX
Our Vision Statement says, “The Terry Buffington Foundation promotes the culture and contributions of African Americans an African American history, through community building events and collaborative efforts which makes our organization more inclusive.” However, in order for us to do that the people need to see and meet us and while it is true that one
The Terry Buffington Foundation Visit’s WSU Vancouver
On August 8, 2023 the Terry Buffington Foundation visited WSU Vancouver to tour the campus, meet staff and interview with WSU Vancouver journalism/Crimson Creative members/students, Isatou Dumbuya and Norman Helgason. Isatou made a delicious African lunch, introduced us to staff, followed by a tour of the beautiful Vancouver campus. Along the way we met Elisha
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PLENTY GOOD ROOM: Spirituals, Civil Rights & Gospel Music PHOTOS
Thank you for everyone who turned out to show your support! The concert was fantastic and we want to thank the members of the Lewis Clark Concert Choir for their magnificent performance and special thank you to the concert/choir, Dr. Sarah Graham of Lewis Clark State College who without you this would not have been
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Plenty Good Room: Spirituals, Civil Rights, and Gospel Music
To celebrate the 1 year anniversary of the Terry Buffington Foundation the LC State Concert Choir will present a program of spirituals and civil rights music selected from primary sources. The concert will also include settings of poetry by Langston Hughes and Lucille Clifton and will conclude with a set of gospel pieces. Civil rights
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Terry Buffington Papers 1 Year Anniversary Luncheon & Film
The Terry Buffington Foundation presents the one-year anniversary of the Terry Buffington Papers 1952-2014 Civil Rights digital collection which is located at the university of North Carolina Chapel Hill. We are hosting a two-day fundraising event that includes a Southern-style buffet luncheon and a screening of the film, FUNDI: The Ella Baker Story. July 28, Southern
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FUNDI: THE ELLA BAKER STORY Kenworthy PAC Premiere march 26, 2023
The Terry Buffington Foundation Presents, Fundi: The Ella Baker Story, film premiere at the Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre in Moscow Idaho! FUNDI: THE STORY OF ELLA BAKER reveals the instrumental role that Ella Baker, a friend and advisor to Martin Luther King, played a pivotal role in shaping the American civil rights movement. The dynamic activist was affectionately
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Formal Speaking Engagement Lewis-Clark College
Thursday February 23, 2023 7 pm Prof. Terry Buffington will be giving a formal speech at Lewis Clark State College. This event is free to the public so I encourage to bring your friends for an evening of inspiration, information and education.https://www.lcsc.edu/news/2023/02/01/lc-state-sets-black-history-experience-events-for-february
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Terry Buffington Oxford Afro Culture Center 1981
Her first year at the University of Mississippi, Terry Buffington created the Oxford Afro Culture Center, a non-profit community organization which continued until she graduated. Professor Buffington has over 35 years of experience in the sector.
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