Alabama African American Civil Rights Heritage Sites Consortium

413 16th St N
Birmingham, AL 35203

The Alabama African American Civil Rights Heritage Sites Consortium is dedicated to preserving and promoting significant sites related to the African American civil rights movement across Alabama. With a focus on historical education and community engagement, the Consortium highlights key locations in Montgomery, Birmingham, Selma, and the Black Belt.

One notable site is the Jackson Community House and Museum, a pivotal gathering place for Black women that served various community functions, including social services, educational programs, and political organizing. Established in 1943, it played a crucial role in the civil rights movement by hosting important meetings and initiatives, such as those leading to the Montgomery Bus Boycott.

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