At September's Continuing Conversation, on TUESDAY, September 6, We hold being racial beings in our bodies and that gets passed down through the generations. White people as a collective tend not to see themselves as racial beings so when invited in or called out about whiteness they don’t have the capacity or haven’t built the […]
The work of the Truth & Transformation Committee of Not In Our Town Princeton and incidents from Princeton's racial history will be described.
Doctoral candidate Kristal C. Langford, lecturer of Black studies and psychology at William Paterson University, discusses the Lost Souls Public Memorial Project.
Benjamin Saulsberry, Public Engagement and Museum Education Director at the Emmett Till Interpretive Center in Sumner Mississippi, will be in conversation with Not in Our Town Princeton board member, Joyce Trotman-Jordan.
Princeton High School racial literacy students offer their annual presentation in person at the library.
Amy Torres who serves as the Executive Director of New Jersey Alliance for Immigrant Justice (NJAIJ) speaks on racial disparities in immigration.
Fannie Chan Jarvis will present on the NJ Division of Civil Rights including the Community Peacemaker Collaborative Community Mediation Program, NJ Law Against Discrimination and the NJ Bias Investigation Access System.
How is racism expressed in our public schools?
Forum with Princeton Board of Education candidates
Presentation of the spectrum of perspectives related to Black liberation within the Black community