Features SNCC veterans who reflect on and analyze their experience as it affected them and the communities in which they organized, bringing to the fore the lessons relevant for today.

Discussants: Robert Moses, Judy Richardson, Charles Sherrod, Ekwueme Michael Thelwell, Maria Varela, Jean Young.
Moderators: Charles E. Cobb Jr., Brown University; Corey D.B. Walker, Brown University.

Explores grassroots community organizing, a very old tradition in black America, which may have been more important than protests or charismatic leaders in defining SNCC and the southern movement.

Discussants: Dorie Ann Ladner, Muriel Tillinghast, Hollis Watkins, Jean Young.
Moderator: Geri Augusto, Brown University

Explores whether or not there is a significant black politics, SNCC’s role in cultivating a new politics, and the role of black elected officials and the black community.

Discussants: Ivanhoe Donaldson, Lawrence Guyot, Bob Mants, William Strickland.
Moderator: Greg Carr, Howard University.

Explores the dynamics of teaching movement history at all educational levels and outside of educational institutions.

Discussants: Vincent Harding, Robert Moses, Judy Richardson, Maria Varela.
Moderator: Albert Mosley, Smith College.

Explores past and recent scholarship on the history and meaning of SNCC and its contributions to American public life.

Discussants: Emilye Crosby, SUNY–Geneseo; Claudrena Harold, University of Virginia; Wesley Hogan, Virginia State University; Hasan K. Jeffries, Ohio State University.
Moderator: Françoise N. Hamlin, Brown University.