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Now Accepting Applications for the Zilphia Horton Cultural Organizing Institute

Zilphia Horton plays accordion for a union local participants of the Zilphia Horton Cultural Organizing Institute Highlander continues to use art and culture to empower… Read More

Announcement: Zilphia Johnson Horton Cultural Organizing Residencies

Highlander is thrilled to announce the Cultural Organizers and Community Partners of the Zilphia Johnson Horton Cultural Organizing Project 2012-2013 Residencies. The project is… Read More

We Shall Overcome Fund Deadline Approaching

The next funding cycle deadline for applications to the We Shall Overcome Fund is January 15, 2013.  Created to nurture… Read More

Honoring the Past, Looking to the Future: The Greensboro Justice Fund Fellowship at the Highlander Center

Highlander is thrilled to announce the second class of the Greensboro Justice Fund Fellows at the Highlander Center. The Greensboro Justice Fund was… Read More

Wild & Wacky, Witty and Wonderful Workshop Work Week—Take 5!

Highlander’s 5th annual Wild & Wacky, Witty & Wonderful Workshop Work Week will take place from Tuesday, May 28 – Saturday, June 1, 2013. Workshop… Read More

Wild & Wacky, Witty and Wonderful Workshop Work Week—Take 5!

Highlander’s 5th annual Wild & Wacky, Witty & Wonderful Workshop Work Week will take place from Tuesday, May 28 – Saturday, June 1, 2013. Workshop… Read More

Now Accepting Applications – Greensboro Justice Fund Fellowships

The Highlander Research and Education Center is pleased to announce we are accepting applications for  the second class of the Greensboro… Read More

Now accepting applications for 2012-2013 Zilphia Horton Project Cultural Organizing Residencies

Highlander Center is now accepting applications for the Zilphia Horton Project III Cultural Organizing Institute.

Requests for Proposals

Highlander is now accepting Requests for Proposals for the following: Community Partners Cultural Organizers Documentation Team… Read More

Could you feel energy coming off the Highlander Hill?

An amazing group of 14 young adult artists and cultural workers representing communities across the South gathered for the first… Read More