UPCOMING WEBINAR
Bringing the Archive Into the Story: The King Center’s When Faith Calls and Terentia’s Storyline
November 12, 2026 • 1 pm ET / 10 am PT / 6 pm BST
What if video could bring the archive into the viewing experience, helping audiences discover deeper context and explore the collections behind the story as it unfolds?
Join Dr. Kelisha B. Graves of The King Center and Neal Bilow of Terentia for an inside look at When Faith Calls, a new six-part documentary series produced by The King Center exploring the role of faith in the life, leadership, and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
The webinar will show how The King Center is extending the experience beyond the film by connecting key moments to photographs, documents, records, and other primary sources from its collections. Viewers can explore that material as they watch, adding context and depth without leaving the story.
The session will also mark the debut of Storyline, Terentia’s new interactive storytelling product, created to help museums, archives, libraries, and other cultural organizations bring their collections into video experiences in the same way. Storyline allows organizations to connect video with photographs, people, locations, documents, and records, creating new pathways for discovery and interpretation.
You’ll see Storyline in action, hear how The King Center and Terentia brought the experience to life, and explore what this approach could make possible for your own collections, stories, and audiences.
Speakers
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Dr. Kelisha B. Graves
Chief Research, Education, and Programs Officer
The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change
Dr. Kelisha B. Graves is a multifaceted leader who drives strategy and innovation at the intersection of education, technology, and social impact. She is the Chief Research, Education, and Programs Officer at The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, where she leads a diverse portfolio of educational and digital initiatives aligned to the organization's mission and vision.
Holding a doctorate in education, Dr. Kelisha B. Graves also maintains an appointment as Assistant Professor of Social Justice and Cultural Foundations at Virginia State University.
She has published works in the fields of education, African American history, and philosophy. Most notably, her book, Nannie Helen Burroughs: A Documentary Portrait of an Early Civil Rights Pioneer, 1900-1959 (University of Notre Dame Press, 2019), delivered groundbreaking research on a pivotal civil rights leader and educator. She also maintains a research agenda in US-Africa relations, development, and diplomacy with a forthcoming book from Routledge Press in London entitled, Africa and America’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
Dr. Kelisha B. Graves's varied expertise enables a wide angle lens on the present and the future. She has delivered keynotes and presentations to global audiences, and appeared in major media outlets, including CNN, the Washington Post, and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Neal Bilow
CEO & Founder
Terentia
With over 20 years of DAM industry experience, Neal Bilow is known for his leadership and ability to translate strategic, organizational, and business goals into technology solutions that work.
Marrying these skills with a passion for cultural institutions, Neal brings his expertise in DAM and related technology to empower the GLAM sector to be its very best. This is what drives Terentia—a motivation to build a thriving community where knowledge and best practices are shared.
Along with leading Terentia, Neal is the Founder and Managing Partner of Chromata Solutions, a leading consultancy in the DAM and content supply chain.