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Every community is full of stories – some well-known, some waiting to be told, others on the verge of being lost. The Power + Place Collaborative is bringing those stories to the surface, encouraging Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ students to step outside the campus bubble and into the Alamance County community.

Be sure to visit our Events page to explore upcoming events, including our next event on Tuesday, December 1, 2026!

the power and place logo, a patchwork quilt of many colorsThe Power + Place Collaborative is an expanding community partnership between the African American Cultural Arts & History Museum, Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ faculty and students, Burlington Recreation and Parks, Alamance County Libraries, and other diverse faith-based community partners and cultural organizations. Since the fall of 2020, the Collaborative has led a community-based oral history and storytelling initiative to record, preserve, present, and celebrate stories from and about Alamance County’s diverse communities. By fostering in-person, digital, and place-based sites of collective storytelling, deep listening, and community engagement, the Collaborative seeks to envision a more caring and inclusive future deeply rooted in historic community strength and resilience.