Dr. Synatra Smith, project manager for the NJ Black Heritage Trail, discusses the initiative to highlight Black history, heritage and culture.
Mercer’s 2nd Annual Fiesta Latina. This celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month will run for two days and feature live music, craft vendors, children's activities, and more. Fiesta Latina will be […]
New Jersey Reparations Council's sixth public session will address democracy.
Ellen Alford's latest book, Abolition and the Underground Railroad in South Jersey: Not Without a Fight. highlights the often overlooked stories of individuals who defied the status quo
Learn about different traditions and connect with neighbors at this Welcoming Week event.
Hispanic Heritage Month afternoon of live music, dance, traditional food, performances, and more.
Layal Liverpool, author of Systemic: How Racism is Making Us Sick in conversation about biopolitics, racial inequity, and medical research with Princeton graduate student Aliya Ram.
Jo-Marie Burt & María Eugenia Ulfe discuss issues related to resistance and power, women and territories, displacements and politics.
The author is joined by Princeton University faculty member Judith Weisenfeld to discuss her recently released book "Circle of Hope: A Reckoning with Love, Power, and Justice in an American Church."
The Head that Wears the Crown explores the past, present, and future of African American women’s headwear.
Career and Resource Fair for the public, those on parole, probation, or re-entry to connect with local employers, social services, treatment services, and assistance in applying for expungement.
Trenton native, multidisciplinary artist Beverly Keese-Kelley, compiles her artwork from a 'sustainable' point of view, all the while using techniques and methods long known to African Artisans.