A person walks past Malden Brothers Barber Shop with a bench and barber pole outside a brick building.

Alabama African American

Alabama
2019 - 2020
The Alabama African American Civil Rights Heritage Sites Consortium (AAACRHSC) is a collaboration of 20 historic places of worship, lodging, and civic engagement. Located in Birmingham, Montgomery, Selma, and the Black Belt, these sites played significant roles in the African American struggle for freedom.
A person walks past Malden Brothers Barber Shop with a bench and barber pole outside a brick building.
A vintage church sign in the shape of a cross hangs on a brick building against a cloudy sky.
Three people standing inside a large, rustic, unfinished building with a wooden balcony and arched windows.
Wall display titled THE NIGHT WAS BLACK with framed text and photo exhibits.
Cozy retro living room with wood paneling, vintage sofas, and a TV. A Christmas tree is partially visible on the left.
A wooden wall displays a sign about the Freedom Education Campus and the Dogtrot Odum family house history.
Banner for Alabama African-American Civil Rights Heritage Sites Consortium with text and historical site images.
Stained glass window depicting a stylized figure with outstretched arms, surrounded by vibrant blue patterns.

Amplifier helped the Consortium plan the purpose and outlines of both a long-term exhibit and a small traveling exhibit to reach throughout the state.

We became Amplifier after the experience of working with this consortium of civil rights sites across Alabama. Their motto, “Plan With, Not For” roots us.

Partners

106 Group (prime contractor)
Seitu Jones (design)

Links

AAACRHSC
Voices of Alabama

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