Adding Perspective to our National History; Places Inspiring Community Conversations

Join a frank and fruitful discussion on how historic sites can create new, more inclusive museum projects about social justice issues.

Gain fresh ways to think about expanding audiences, integrating African American history into old established New England towns, and a critical look at the challenges and successes encountered in doing so, based on the experiences of two sites in Concord, Massachusetts: The Robbins House and The Old Manse/The Trustees of the Reservation.

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