Emory University

Charmaine Minniefield, the founder of The Praise House Project, is on exhibit at Emory through December 15th. This immersive and digital display is on the Glenn Memorial Church lawn on the Emory University campus.

The Praise House Project at Emory Exhibit Through December 15th

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Charmaine Minniefield, founder of The Praise House Project, about the historical significance of Remembrance as Resistant and the immersive exhibition on Emory's Campus at the Glenn Memorial Church through December 15th.

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