Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the Birmingham Pledge. (Sign it. Live it.) September 6-15, 2008 in Birmingham, Ala

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University of Mississippi eGrove Documents and Files Alliance for Truth and Racial Reconciliation 9-6-2008 Birmingham Pledge Week 2008 Birmingham Civil Rights Institute Follow this and additional works at: https://egrove.olemiss.edu/atrr_docs Recommended Citation Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, "Birmingham Pledge Week 2008" (2008). Documents and Files. 3. https://egrove.olemiss.edu/atrr_docs/3 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Alliance for Truth and Racial Reconciliation at eGrove. It has been accepted for inclusion in Documents and Files by an authorized administrator of eGrove. For more information, please contact egrove@olemiss.edu. Birmingham Pledge Week 2008  Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of  the Birmingham Pledge Admission is free for all events. For additional information, Birmingham Pledge Foundation 205-254-3022 Saturday 9/6 Sunday 9/7 Monday 9/8 Tuesday 9/9 Wednesday 9/10 Thursday 9/11 Friday 9/12 Saturday 9/13 Sunday 9/14 Monday 9/15  September 6!15, 2008, Birmingham, Alabama Birmingham Pledge  Lifetime Achievement Awards Honoring “the four little girls” and Wayne Flynt, a program of choral music, oral history, celebration, and re-dedication.  Reception follows  —    16th St Baptist Church,  Monday 9/15,      6:00-7:30 pm. Pledge Signing Booth Sign the Birmingham Pledge, learn more about Pledge Week activities — Pepper Place Market, Satur-day 9/6, 8-12 am. Education Sunday and Open House The president of Morehouse College will speak during the morning service, and open house and reception 4-6 pm. Congressman Artur Davis will speak at 5:00 pm — 16th St Baptist Church, Sunday 9/14, all day. Birmingham Pledge Teen Summit Join with youth from high schools throughout the Birmingham metro area in this all-day summit developed and led by young people.  More than forty local high schools have participated in the annual Teen Summit.  Each school sends four to six teens to participate — BCRI, Monday 9/15 We the People National Seminar on Civil Rights 10th national seminar on the teaching of civil rights history, for master teachers selected by the Center for Civic Education — BCRI, Friday-Monday 9/12-15 YWCA Pledge Celebration An afternoon of special activities for the YWCA after-school program — YWCA, Friday, September 12 Bell-Tolling Ceremony 16th St Baptist Church and other churches, Monday 9/15, 10:22 am 

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