Register changes tenor of school debate
“Dialogue is action,” civil rights leader Dorothy Height told us, and Register is right to remind us of that. (Photo: The Tennessean ) 11CONNECTTWEETLINKEDIN 4COMMENTEMAILMORE Dorothy...
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Dr. Height’s book, Living With Purpose, gets a new look.
Dr. Height’s book entitled Living with Purpose: an Activist’s Guide to Listening, Learning and Leading has recently been updated with a new cover. The collage of photographs gives the...
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Dr. Height Hat and Scarf featured in Museum Exhibition
A hat and scarf from the Foundation's collection of Dr. Dorothy I. Height artifacts have recently been on display at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, located in...
Learn moreGoogle Doodle Honors Dorothy Height, Unsung Leader in Civil Rights and Women’s Movements
by: Charlotte Alter, March 24, 2014 – Time.com She helped Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. organize the March on Washington and co-founded the National Women's Political Caucus with...
Learn moreGoogle Honors Dorothy Irene Height On 102nd Birthday
Mar 24, 2014 • 7:58 am | (0) by Barry Schwartz | Filed Under Logos 1 PREV STORYNEXT STORY On Google.com in the US today, Google...
Learn moreStudent sponsored to attend the 2013 Junior National Young Leaders Conference in Washington DC
The Dorothy Irene Height Education Foundation paid for Jayla Beidleman to attend the 2013 Junior National Young Leaders Conference(JrNYLC) in Washington DC which was held earlier this year. The...
Learn moreMuscogee County’s newest elementary school named after civil rights leader Dorothy Height
By MARK RICE — mrice@ledger-enquirer.com After being criticized last month for suggesting to name Muscogee County's newest elementary school for someone without a local...
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A Call for Service: A Special Note to Women encourages Service to Others to Mark Dr. Dorothy Height's Centennial Week-long celebration of service launches March 17th in Washington, DC...
Learn moreThe First Dorothy I. Height Hat Auctioned!
The first Dorothy I. Height Hat was auctioned at the 2011 Uncommon Height Gala! The Uncommon Height Gala is an annual event sponsored by The National Council of Negro Women.
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