Special Programs

A statue on the grounds at Central High entitled "United" depicts two figures with raised arms holding rings that almost completely interlock.

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National Park Service Speaker Series

Hosted by Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site, the National Park Service Speaker Series is an inspiring initiative aimed at fostering awareness and dialogue about critical issues of equality, justice, and human rights. Featuring a diverse lineup of esteemed speakers, including activists, scholars, and leaders from various fields, the series will a platform for learning powerful stories and historical insights.

Each event in the series is meticulously designed to educate and motivate audiences, encouraging them to reflect on their roles in advancing civil rights. Through these compelling presentations, participants will gain a deeper understanding of systemic injustices and the intersectionality of civil rights issues. By fostering an environment of learning and activism, the National Park Service Speaker Series aims to empower individuals to become advocates for change and champions of human dignity.

Accessibility

The Little Rock Central High School NHS is dedicated to ensuring the accessibility of its programs and facilities. If you require accommodations, please contact Brian Schwieger, Accessibility Coordinator, via email at e-mail us (include “Accessibility” in the subject line) or by phone at [phone].

Event Details

Each program in the National Park Service Speaker Series is free and open to the public.