Mississippi Civil Rights Museum
With the participation of local people who were part of the struggle, Monadnock designed and produced the media exhibits in this unflinching portrayal of the civil rights movement.
Going through the museum of my history, I wept because I felt the blows, I felt the bullets, I felt the tears. I felt the cries. But I also sensed the hope.
American Alliance of Museums MUSE Award Winner
Freedom Summer
Immersive Theater
Former SNCC leaders and volunteers recall their fear and their hope as they worked to bring freedom to Mississippi – and the country.
March to Freedom
Multi-User Interactive
Visitors confront the real-world challenges people faced in the aftermath of civil rights victories, such as school desegregation, equal employment, or voting rights.
American Alliance of Museums MUSE Award Winner
Chaney Goodman Schwerner
Immersive Theater
The intentionally skewed and distorted projection illustrates the tragic story of three young civil rights workers lynched by the KKK during Freedom Summer.
Separate Is Not Equal
Immersive Theater
A divided classroom, highlighting the disparities between black and white schools, confronts visitors with the devastating effects of segregation.