HISTORY: THE ROAD TO REFORM
PROJECT OVERVIEW
CREATING REFORM – STARTING A REFORM SCHOOL
MAPS
TIMELINE(S)
SEGREGATION IN THE NEW SOUTH – POLITICS AND PRACTICE OF TERROR UNDER JIM CROW LABOR
LAWS AND PEONAGE
HISTORY OF BOOT HILL BURIAL GROUND
SOCIAL JUSTICE AND CIVIL RIGHTS: RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS
DEATH AND BURIAL AT THE REFORM SCHOOL
LOCATING THE CEMETERY – FIELD SURVEY
HISTORICAL BURIAL INFORMATION
ARCHIVAL CAUSES OF DEATH
THE FATAL FIRE OF 1914
DEATHS FOLLOWING ESCAPE
INFLUENZA AND PNEUMONIA OUTBREAKS 1918 AND 1932
GENERAL TRENDS IN MORBIDITY & MORTALITY
CASES OF HOMICIDE
VARIATION IN REPORTING
FORENSIC FIELD RESULTS
GROUND-PENETRATING RADAR AND MAPPING
GEOFORENSIC ANALYSIS
ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXCAVATION
MORTUARY ARTIFACTS
BURIAL PRACTICES
FORENSIC ANTHROPOLOGY AND THE JUSTICE IMPERATIVE
MISSING PERSONS
SKELETAL ANALYSIS FOR IDENTIFICATION
DNA AND THE NAMUS DATABANK
REMEMBERING DOZIER TODAY – ETHNOGRAPHY, ETHNOHISTORY, & ORAL HISTORY
LIVING AND WORKING AT DOZIER IN JACKSON COUNTY, FL
Interviews with former students, families, workers, politicians, community residents, and former staff, teachers, management and visitors
ARCHIVES AND MATERIAL RECORDS (NEWSPAPERS, LEDGERS, BOOKS, PICTURES, MAPS)
DOCUMENTING DAILY LIFE AND ACTIVITIES AT DOZIER: A VISUAL PROFILE
Public imagery – Manicured lawns, Christmas lights, and beautiful pictures
Private/personal picture collections
RACE AND PLACE – SEGREGATION AND RACE AT DOZIER
GENDER ROLES
SPORTS
DEFINING AND DOCUMENTING ABUSE
SOCIAL JUSTICE AND CIVIL RIGHTS FOR FAMILIES TODAY
GOING DOWN: THE WHITE HOUSE
BLACK MEN, LABOR AND REFORM AT DOZIER: OPENING A DIALOG
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND SUGGESTED READINGS
RESEARCH PAPERS & REPORTS
MEDIA: YESTERDAY AND TODAY
USF RESEARCH TEAM & COLLABORATORS