As Community Research Specialist for the Freedom Center during 2002-06, Dr. Walters conducted a series of community training workshops for the nationwide network of affiliates called Freedom Stations. The training workshops demonstrated the use of basic anthropological and archival research methods in documenting family/local history research connected to the Underground Railroad.

Power Point Presentations & Workshops, Delores M. Walters, Community Research Specialist, the Freedom Stations Program, National Underground Railroad Freedom Center

• “Students, the Community and Underground Railroad Research”
• “Where Ethnography Meets History: Researching & Interpreting the Margaret Garner (‘Beloved’) Story Using Multiple Approaches”
• “Fundamental Tools of Discovery and Recovery”
• “Topic-Based Workshop”
• “How Do I Begin? Using Oral History & Historical Documents to Conduct Underground Railroad Research”
• “SSSH! We Don’t Talk About That: Family Secrets and Genealogy”
• "Female Primary Health Care Workers in Yemen:
  A Solution to Racial/Ethnic Inequality?"

Decriptions of above listed workshops

Northern Kentucky Univesity Landrum Academic Center 236 Nunn Drive, Highland Hts., KY 41099 Tel.(859) 572-5702 Fax.(6086); National Underground Railroad Freedom Center(NURF) Tel. (513) 319-6640 Email:waltersd@nku.edu copyright Delores M. Walters 2004