ATJ members have used various media platforms to inform people in Central Florida about our violent racial history. They include newspapers, radio, television, exhibitions, film, panel presentations, discussion groups, storytelling, and poetry.
CNN — In the years after World War I, Black people were thriving in the central Florida town of Rosewood when a White mob driven by
Ocoee Remembrance activities were held on November 4-6, 2022, to commemorate the Voting Day Massacre of November 1920. One event, a Unity Festival, dedicated to
ATJ Member Charley Williams recently interviewed Orange County Supervisor of Elections Bill Cowles about the August Primary. Questions and answers follow: Bill, our Aug 23rd
ATJ partnered with the Orange County Regional History Center on an exhibition to further educate the public about the Ocoee Massacre.Yesterday This Was Home: The
Buddy Dyer travels to Montgomery, Alabama, to show Orlando’s support for EJI’s work. The bag of soil handed to Evan Milligan was collected from the
At least 15 ATJ members attended the openings of EJI’s National Museum for Peace and Justice and the Legacy Museum. Artists, activists, and scholars spoke