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Black Baltimore

Black Baltimore. Martin Luther King, Jr: “The science of social change.” “intellectual growth, spiritual fulfillment” Searching the embers of the Civil Rights Movement Small groups. A New Theory of Community. Vernacular culture Base communities Building blocks for civic renewal

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Black Baltimore

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  1. Black Baltimore Martin Luther King, Jr: “The science of social change.” “intellectual growth, spiritual fulfillment” Searching the embers of the Civil Rights Movement Small groups

  2. A New Theory of Community Vernacular culture Base communities Building blocks for civic renewal Building blocks for social change

  3. Connected Knowing Knowing: Cultural DNA (From “vernacular culture”) SOLVING PROBLEMS Connected: Civic infrastructure (From “base communities”) THE 3-LEGGED STOOL

  4. The Invisible College Civil Rights Movement conditions Reclaim our youth Engage the community Mentoring program Training trainers Learning how to learn from experience Link Visible to Invisible places of learning

  5. A Curriculum for the Invisible College Planning Theoretical perspective Reasoning skills Ethics DOING Oral and written communication Management of effort Collaborative work Reflecting Assessing the results Planning for future action

  6. The Science of Social Change What’s the problem? Where did it come from? What’s been tried already? What can we try that's new? How will we put it into practice?

  7. A Teacher in the Invisible College BoysIIMen/GirlsIIWomen Following mentee alums Following mentor alums Knitting together Creating engaged citizens Creating Civic Infrastructure Promoting “Connected Knowing”

  8. Johnny Appleseed Track Team Country mouse Black Harvard “Crimson” Student newspaper Europe on $5 a day Black Yale Black Woman photo-essay African Journal article A Student In the Invisible College

  9. Searching the Embers Crimson articles The Case for Black Juries What happened to the Movement? The New Community 600 pages of theory “Try a community approach”

  10. Landing In Baltimore 3 degrees of separation, not 6 The Enoch Pratt Library Meeting great storytellers Who’s in charge here? Johnny Appleseed

  11. Summing Up Johnny Appleseed with some seasoning Invisible College teaching and learning Fleeing consumer society Staying close to the ground Blogging Being a Dad

  12. Conclusion Words of wisdom from Paul Coates Baltimorean Black Panther at 23 Publisher of the Black Classics Press “Start right away”

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