Civil War Round Table Congress
The Civil War Round Table (CWRT) Congress is registered as a nonprofit with the state of Washington and is an official 501(c)3 with the IRS. It has a deep interest and dedication to preserving Civil War history.
Archived on this webpage is information (announcements, presentations, and other documents) disseminated by the CWRT Congress.
About the CWRT Congress
Mission
To educate and stimulate CWRTs around the world to become sustainable entities.
Vision
CWRTs are flourishing in meaningful partnerships with community organizations and are attractive to the next generation of members.
The CWRT Congress believes in...
- Inspiring leaders to animate CWRTs to grow and abound
- The power of public history
- Networking maximizes CWRT effectiveness
- Fostering critical reflection of Civil War-era history
- Expanding the skills and tools of CWRT leaders
- The independence of CWRTs
- Decisions made through the discovery and analysis of data
Like many individual CWRTs, the CWRT Congress has focused on on-line lecture presentations since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic in March 2020. You can watch these lectures on the CWRT Congress's YouTube channel by clicking here
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CWRT Congress News & Events
Mike Movius is the founder and president of the CWRT Congress. He is also the former president of the Puget Sound CWRT in Seattle, WA. Mike publishes a monthly emailing of Civil War-related News & Events. The most recent issue can be accessed from your internet browser by clicking here.
CWRT Congress Annual Report 2023
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