Exhibition Credits

The Juanita J. Craft Civil Rights House and Museum is a project of the City of Dallas, Office ofArts and Culture. The organisers thank Dallas Public Library for their collaboration on object loans and images from the Juanita Craft Collection.

This exhibition was researched, curated, and written by Lindsey Richardson, Kate McBride, Andy Chen, and Marissa E.C. de Baca. The curators thank historian Donald Payton, ChandlerVaughan of The Juanita Craft Foundation, Diane Ragsdale, Patricia Perez, and Harryette Ehrhardtfor their valuable contributions to the history told here.

Exhibition design by Isometric Studio.
Object conservation by Lyzanne Gann, Kimberly Crozier-Mitsche, Kathleen Kiefer, and Cristiana Ginatta.

STEERING COMMITTEE

MR. CANNON FLOWERS (CHAIR)
Cultural Affairs Commissioner

MR. IRUNGU BAKARI
Community Leader & Musician

MS. LUCY CAIN
Community Volunteer

MS. WILLIE MAE COLEMAN
Community Leader, Civil Rights Historian

MR. PHILIP COLLINS
Cultural Affairs Commissioner, Vice-Chair,D7

MR. STEVEN DOWNER
Event Organizer, Community Volunteer

DR. FROSWA’ BOOKER-DREW, PH.D.
State Fair of Texas

MR. KEVIN FELDER
Dallas City Councilman, District 7

MR. JOHN SPRIGGINS
South Dallas Cultural Center Manager

MS. CANDACE THOMPSON
Community Outreach Manager, Baylor S&W

MR. CHANDLER VAUGHAN
Juanita J. Craft Foundation and Estate Executor

MS. SONYA WOODS
City of Dallas, Park Board Member, D7

REV. CLARENCE GLOVER
Civil Rights Educator and Leader

MS. JOANNA HAMPTON, AIA
Preservation Dallas

MR. JESSE HORNBUCKLE
Cultural Affairs Commissioner, at-large

MR. RAFIQ SALLEH-FLOWERS
Design Strategist, TEGNA Creative Lead

MR. DONALD PAYTON
Landmark Commissioner, D7

MS. KATHERINE SEALE
Landmark Commissioner, Chair

ADVISORY COMMITTEE

HON. HARRYETTE EHRHADT
Past DISD School Board member, Past Texas State Representative

HON. DIANE RAGSDALE
Past Dallas City Council member