The Movement also has plans to produce stories about the life and death of Bonita Carter, and the political rise of Richard Arrington, Jr, the first Black mayor of Birmingham.
Since 2021, the team behind The Movement has been working to create the app’s first series of immersive stories. The team is also soliciting user feedback, as well as ensuring footsoldiers and historians review the app’s content for accuracy and authenticity. The Movement relies on a group of advisors called guides to source content and relationships, including community leaders T. Marie King and Elijah Davis, as well as BCRI educators and historians Barry McNealy and Charles Woods.
Marshall Pollard, the Chief Executive Officer of STAY DRMN, says people are deeply connected with the stories that make Birmingham the Magic City, from the rise of the steel industry to the movements for social justice.
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