The King Center Archives

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The story of immigrants is managed by the Minnesota State Historical Personnel Research Center, the University of the Immigration Services (IHRC) story and archival project universities. IHRC and its partner IHRC archive was founded in 1965, it is the North American oldest and largest interdisciplinary research center and immigration and refugee life archives. Since 2013 of immigrant and refugee contemporary experience, collecting, sharing, preserving immigration stories. The digital story was 3-5 minutes, the original picture, he was a personal story. Participants add images and sounds (including personal photos, family papers, family videos and original music) to create records for audio dubbing and short videos that write their stories. To view the entire collection of immigrant story, please access. http://z.umn.edu/iscollection

The King Center was dedicated to the official living memorial of the legendary civil rights movement leader founded in 1968 by Coretta Scott King, and Martin Luther King from Atlanta said that he had justice, equality and peace We led the nonviolent movement towards. Atlanta based Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site, the King of libraries and archives is the largest American civil rights movement in the seat of voice, education, audio, movies and other library materials. It is probably the most important historical thing in the city, gathering 65 million visitors from all over the world. Admission fee and parking lot are free of King's Center!