Barry's presentations carry a dynamic message
of the power of the individual
to make a difference in the world.
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CLICK HERE TO SEE BARRY'S BROCHURE Rewriting History Reopening the Mississippi Burning Murders In this internationally acclaimed presentation, Barry speaks to leaders as well as those who need motivation to step into leadership. Change is constant, inevitable, and all around us. How do we lead in times of change? When changes are needed, how do we galvanize a coalition? How can we recognize our own power to lead? In Rewriting History, Barry tells the story of a teacher, three high school students, and a dynamic newspaperman bringing about justice in a 41-year-old crime. The movie Mississippi Burning was based on this triple murder. Barry created and led a diverse group that helped persuade the State of Mississippi to reopen the country's most notorious cold case - a case that was closed with the conviction of an unrepentant Ku Klux Klan leader. It was Barry Bradford who persuaded the Klan leader to allow Barry to interview him. It was the only interview the man had given before or since. It was a decision he would come to regret. Your audiences remember the messages Barry shares as he weaves the tale of these unlikely sleuths. It's an empowering message of everyday American citizens lobbying Congress, uncovering new evidence and witnesses, rallying public support, and changing history. In telling the fascinating story of the Mississippi Burning murders and the eventual resolution of the case, Barry presents a stirring message that will leave each listener seeing themselves as a powerful agent of change. FOR BUSINESS/ASSOCIATION GROUPS: I Love PBJ Finding Personal Power in Persistence, Balance and Joy There have been nothing but rave reviews for this funny, dramatic, and thought-provoking presentation! In I Love PBJ, Barry challenges each person to become an agent of success – both personally and for the organization. As we become creative, engaged, and involved we inspire others to success as well! But how do we achieve that way of thinking? How can we embody these powerful traits? Master storyteller Barry Bradford uses history, literature, and personal experience in this captivating presentation. Speaking with the passion for which he’s known, Barry shares how harmony, diversity and individual responsibility can transform an individual, an organization or the world! The truth is that we can all make contributions far beyond even our own expectations. By bringing integrity, love, persistence, balance and joy to every task, individuals become the spark for innovation, change and success. This presentation is perfect for any corporate event or conference, especially for those businesses and groups with a commitment to diversity. Is It Ever Too Late To Do the Right Thing? The murder of Medgar Evers and the 30 year quest for justice. Barry presents the unprecedented story of Myrlie Evers' 30 year struggle for to reopen the murder case of her husband, civil rights leader Medgar Evers. Barry Bradford will present the exciting, frustrating, uplifting and unprecedented story of the thirty year quest to convict the murderer of Medgar Evers. Despite overwhelming evidence, two all-white juries in 1964 were unable to convict his assassin. It took a dogged newspaperman, a brilliant prosecutor, some amazing surprise witnesses and, most importantly, his unstoppable widow, Myrlie, to secure a conviction. Barry Bradford hosted the official national ceremony at Arlington Cemetery on the 40th anniversary of Medgar Evers' murder. Laced with personal anecdotes, video clips and inside stories, the session is sure to be memorable. OTHER TOPICS: Barry has "incredible range" and a "seemingly endless list of fabulous presentations." If you desire a fast paced, dynamic presentation on any aspect of American History, politics or popular culture, just ask! Email Barry: barry@barrybradford.com Follow Barry on Twitter: @Barry1776 Stay Connected: |
