Artists visualized what it means to create and live in a nation or world designed around social and economic justice beyond the ills of structural racism.
Panel on the history of several Princeton institutions' involvement with slavery, discrimination or institutionalized racism
Artwork reflecting on the lives of enslaved people and the legacy of slavery in New Jersey.
Exhibition that brings together selected works from multiple series of works by Clifford Ward
Storytelling event to celebrate Black History Month.
Historical re-enactor Ivey Avery presents on the life of Harriet Tubman, the political and societal issues that existed during her time and their lasting impact today.
Hannah Archer Till, George Washington’s personal cook, portrayed by educator and historical reenactor Leslie Bramlett
Artist-led family workshop
Lecture about The Feet magazine (1970–1973), the first periodical dedicated entirely to the subject of Black dance
Final public session from the New Jersey Reparations Council
Side-by-side crowdsourcing transcription project from "The African American Perspectives Collection" of the Library of Congress.
A program of works by Black composers