Maryland Civil RightsStudent research archive · Baltimore · 2006 to 2007
The Project

About the Project

This page thanks the people and organizations behind the project, including its interviewees, sponsors, assisting organizations and the school and Maryland Historical Society staff.

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The project's credits page. It thanks the people interviewed in 2006 and 2007, the sponsors, the Annie E. Casey Foundation and Associated Black Charities, the assisting organizations, and the staff of Doris M. Johnson High School and the Maryland Historical Society who ran the project, among them teacher Mike Douglas, principal Tricia Rock, and MdHS staff Naomi Coquillon, Jennifer Janssen, and Ron Barbagallo. It closes with thanks to Clarence Logan and Teddy Greene. The original page also carried photographs of the students and short self-introductions; those were not kept in this restoration.

With special thanks to

Interviewees, 2007:
Julia Davidson-Randall
James Griffin
Charles Mason
Steve McCutchen
Beverly Reid

Interviewees, 2006:
Rev. Marion Bascom
Judge Robert Bell
Samuel J. Brown, Jr.
Anita Hunter
Moses Newson
Donna Orange
Gloria Richardson-Dandridge
Patricia Roberts
Rev. Douglas Sands
Walter Sondheim, Jr.

Sponsors:
Annie E. Casey Foundation
Associated Black Charities

Assisting Organizations:
Durham School Services
Enoch Pratt Library
Howard County-Cornish Chapter
of the Morgan State University Alumni Association

Doris M. Johnson and MdHS Staff:
Ron Barbagallo, Information Technology Manager,
Maryland Historical Society
Naomi Coquillon, School Resources Coordinator,
Maryland Historical Society
Mike Douglas, Teacher, Doris M. Johnson High School
Tricia Rock, Principal, Doris M. Johnson High School
Jennifer Janssen, Associate Director for School Programs, Maryland Historical Society

And to Clarence Logan, for his continued support and
Teddy Greene for helping us arrive safely and on time to MdHS

Questions about this page

Who sponsored the project?

The listed sponsors are the Annie E. Casey Foundation and Associated Black Charities. Assisting organizations named are Durham School Services, the Enoch Pratt Library and the Howard County-Cornish Chapter of the Morgan State University Alumni Association.

Who was interviewed in 2007?

Interviewees in 2007 were Julia Davidson-Randall, James Griffin, Charles Mason, Steve McCutchen and Beverly Reid. The 2006 list includes Rev. Marion Bascom, Judge Robert Bell, Samuel J. Brown, Jr., Anita Hunter and Moses Newson, among others.

Which school and Historical Society staff are credited?

Mike Douglas, teacher, and Tricia Rock, principal, are credited from Doris M. Johnson High School. Maryland Historical Society staff include Ron Barbagallo, Naomi Coquillon, School Resources Coordinator, and Jennifer Janssen, Associate Director for School Programs.