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The Tate Etienne and Prevost Center
The TEP Interpretive Center’s mission is to teach, exhibit, and engage visitors in the history of civil rights in New Orleans.
Fri, Nov 15Tate, Etienne, & Prevost CenterA Celebration in honor of the 64th Anniversary of New Orleans Public School Desegregation.
Fri, Sep 27www.tepcenter.orgThere's Still Time to Partner with Us!
Sat, Aug 03New OrleansJoin the Leona Tate Foundation for Change, Inc. in welcoming the newest exhibition to the Tate, Etienne, and Prevost Center. "Bringing Africa to Mardi Gras" is a beautiful exhibit curated by Mandingo Warrior drummer Wesley Philips.- Fri, Nov 17Tate, Etienne, & Prevost CenterA Celebration in honor of the 63rd Anniversary of New Orleans Public School Desegregation.
Fri, Jul 14Tate, Etienne, & Prevost CenterAn exciting bus tour to Ft. Smith, Arkansas, with Civil Rights Pioneer Dr. Leona Tate to visit the new US Marshals Museum and National Learning Center.
Fri, Nov 18New OrleansA Celebration in honor of the 62nd Anniversary of New Orleans Public School Desegregation.
Wed, Jul 27https://us06web.zoom.us/j/99230760773?pwd=MThe TEP Talk Series is a monthly forum highlighting untold stories of the Civil Rights Movement in New Orleans and connecting them to present social justice issues. Our focus is to teach history from the first-person accounts of those who lived it. The history that took place at the historic TEP.
Wed, May 04Tate Etienne & Prevost CenterCelebrating the renovation project transforming Historic McDonogh 19 Elementary School into the Tate Etienne & Prevost Center.
Leona Tate and her Mother
McDonogh No 19 Elementary School 1960
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