Highlander Research and Education Center

1959 Highlander Way · New Market, TN 37820 · phone: (865) 933-3443 · fax: (865) 933-3424
e-mail: hrec@highlandercenter.org

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Resources

For information about Highlander's history, click here. For a list of additional materials about Highlander, see "Further Reading & Viewing on Highlander."

Bookstore
An online catalog of the books, music, videos, and other items we sell. You can order online (all transactions are handled securely by Paypal), or print a PDF version of our Collections Catalog.

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Facilities Rental
Highlander offers two facilities for workshops, meetings and retreats.

  • Horton House: The Horton House, former home of Highlander's founder Myles Horton, is available for rent by individuals, small groups, and organizations as a site for meetings, writing projects, and individual or group retreats. The house can accomodate up to 8 people for multi-day meetings and retreats, and up to 15 people for one-day meetings.

  • The Workshop Center is available for rent as a site for meetings, workshops, and retreats by groups of 15-35 people. Workshop Center accomodations include meeting space, lodging in our dormitory, and meals in our dining room.

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Harry Lasker Memorial Library and Resource Center
Information about the Harry Lasker Memorial Library and Resource Center.

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Helping Communities Affected by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita
Links to organizations along the Gulf Coast and elsewhere working to help those affected by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

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Online Resources
Information and lists of books, articles, videos, other organizations, etc. on topics related to Highlander's work.

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We Shall Overcome Fund
"We Shall Overcome" served as the theme song of the Civil Rights Movement and is now a worldwide anthem for freedom and justice. Since 1966, Highlander has administered the We Shall Overcome Fund, which is generated by royalties from the commercial use of "We Shall Overcome." Created to nurture grassroots efforts within African American communities to use art and activism against injustice, the We Shall Overcome Fund supports organizing in the South that is at the nexus of culture and social change.

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Workshop Reports
Reports and other documents created by groups meeting at Highlander.

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