Slave Dwelling Project Inc.

“Expenses office 3,435 conference fees 378 park enterance fees 517 speakers & interpreters 47,924 transportation & travel 18,150 total 70,404”

“To bring historians, students, faculty, writers, legislators, oranizations, corporations, artists and the general public together to educate, collaborate and organize resources to save these historical slave dwelling structures that are important to our american history.”

“The slave dwelling project conducted its 5th annual slave swelling project conference in october, 2018. 325 individuals attended which included: historians, students, faculty, writers, legislators, organizational representatives, aritist and the general public at the middle tennessee state university in murfeesboro, tn to discuss, educate, collaborate, identify and organize resources to maintain and save extant slave dwellings in the united states.”

“Educational living histories at seven actual historical sites in the following states: sc, nc, tn, va, depicting the life of enslaved african americans. Educational presentations and exhibits given thru interpreters and historians in period dress with and audience of 2950 people of the general public in 2018. Over 14 educational lectures, workshops and presentantions both live and online streaming at schools, museums, parks and conference halls in the following states: sc, nc, tn, va, md, nj, ms, mi, mn, ct, pa.”

“Over 13 slave dwelling sleepovers allow participants to spend the night in historical slave dwellings for educational and promotional purposes of these historical structures. 210 individuals of the general public participated in slave dwellings in the following states: sc, ms, fl, pa, va, mn, mo, tn. Program service expenses for all three of the above listed accomplishments for the 2018 year were: 66,969.00”

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