Northern Family, Southern Ties
The exhibit demonstrates the complex connections between northern and southern Princeton-related families and the interstate movement of enslaved people
The exhibit demonstrates the complex connections between northern and southern Princeton-related families and the interstate movement of enslaved people
Exhibition of powerful prints by Black women artists with a connection to New Jersey
4th annual Pluralistic Education Conference
Hanna Garth shows how the movement has been affected by misconceptions and assumptions about residents, as well as by unclear definitions of justice and what it means to be healthy.
The group discusses "The Girl With the Louding Voice" by Abi Daré.
Dr. Myron Rolle joins Ford Family Director of Athletics John Mack in conversation to discuss his career journey and ability to balance and achieve his goals as both a high-level athlete and aspiring neurosurgeon.
This conference brings together a selection of contributors to SPIRIT HOUSE, a Crossroads Project web resource featuring innovative projects exploring Black religious histories, communities and cultures.
The annual Historic Skillman Camp Meeting Reenactment evokes the spirit of an 1899 African American Camp Meeting
The Lost Souls Public Memorial Project invites you to gather with us for the 9th Annual Homage to Our Ancestors, a free community event honoring the 160 African Americans who […]
The Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum open hours
This class will explore the history of the Lenape.
Panel discussion exploring John Witherspoon’s complex legacy in Princeton.