Digital Experience

The third option is to conduct a virtual tour or virtual panel discussion with Museum staff and individuals who lived this history using Zoom, Skype, Facetime, or Google Hangout. This works best: 

  • as part of a broader unit on the Moton Story
  • when students already possess background historical knowledge 
  • when the teacher reviews background information prior to the tour
  • when students develop questions ahead of time 
  • if you would like your class to gain better understanding by engaging with a person close to the Moton story

Ways to Give to Moton

Any gift has the ability to make an impact that far exceeds its size. Together we can work to share the Moton Story and ensure that countless individuals know how Prince Edward County became the birthplace of the student-led civil rights movement.

2019 gifts helped us engage with more than 12,000 individuals via our onsite and offsite programming. Help us continue this important work with your gift. All donations are tax deductible.

Check out the various ways that your gift can make an impact on behalf of Moton!

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