Public History Work Matters 

"Life & Death on the Border, 1910-1920" which was on view at the Bullock Museum in 2016 is now travelling across the state--we thank the generous support of the American Historical Association and the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Refusing to Forget, a non-profit public history project founded in 2013 seeks to create public awareness of anti-Mexican violence during the early 20th century and the various forms of response and resistance to such violence. RTF stands firm on its belief that history is a tool for all to use as  way to critically reflect upon both our history's dark and brighter chapters.