The Tuskegee Human and Civil Rights Multicultural Center will build institutional capacity by developing new programs and exhibitions, implementing a new volunteer and intern program, and expanding digital content. Project activities include recruiting and training volunteers and a paid intern to conduct tours and improve engagement with the public; engaging a contractor to help develop a new website; implementing new digital tours; creating three new oral history recordings; and developing a traveling exhibition to educate the public on the Jim Crow Era. This project will equip a new cadre of youth and seniors to effectively communicate local history and improve public understanding of the legacy of segregation.