Our Staff

Della Pollock | Executive Director
Della@jacksoncenter.info

Hudson Vaughan | Senior Director
Hudson@jacksoncenter.info

George Barrett | Associate Director
George@jacksoncenter.info

Yvonne Cleveland | Office Manager
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Andrea Wuerth | Director of Education and Communications

andrea@jacksoncenter.info

Brentton Harrison | Education & Youth Specialist
Brentton@jacksoncenter.info

Dustin Rawlings | Affordable Housing Consultant
Dustin@jacksoncenter.info

Kathy Atwater | Community Advocacy Coordinator
Kathy@jacksoncenter.info

Adele Henderson | Organizing and Advocacy Intern
Adele@jacksoncenter.info

Trey Walk | Northside Neighborhood Initiative Intern

Kari Hill | Public History Intern
Kari@jacksoncenter.info

Parker Vige | Bonner Leader

Wyatt Woodson | Bonner Leader

Veda Patil | Bonner Leader

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512 W. Rosemary St. Chapel Hill NC 27516

(919) 960-1670

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A Glimpse at Our Work

The Jackson Center is a hub of creative action dedicated to preserving the future of historically Black neighborhoods in Chapel Hill, NC. Located in the heart of the Northside community, Center staff work in collaboration with Northside neighbors and friends to respect and to serve histories that, even as they are told, make new history out of Emancipation, Reconstruction, Jim Crow, civil rights struggle, and desegregation. Today Northside and Pine Knolls are among the most racially, ethnically, and economically diverse neighborhoods in the region.

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The Value of Oral History

Oral history is at the center of the Jackson Center’s organizing model. It teaches us values, visions, struggles, and victories of every day history-makers, and it has continued to ground our work in listening and to inspire all of us to build a more just community together.

Our primary aim is to listen well: to hear and to carry forward histories shaped by abiding values and visions for vibrant community. We want to make sure that the histories of everyday, courageous and faithful leadership that we are privileged to hear—and to hold in the Jackson Center Oral History Trust—make a difference in our communities now and for generations to come.

As we continue to build our Oral History Trust, an archive containing over 150 oral histories and additional recordings, we invite you to read through some of the excerpts we have pulled to the right. Become inspired and ignited.

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