The book is finally out! https://t.co/PkrH9sDhLh
So thrilled to share the work of incredible memory movement leaders from around the world, with stories of the change they made. @SitesConscience@humanities_lab@Rutgers_Newark
Tomorrow, 12:00 noon. Join us for a lecture presented by Historic Preservation. @LizSevcenko, founding director of @humanities_lab, lectures on "Memory Movements and Reparations: Public History for Accountability."
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The project @LizSevcenko started as a 2018 #RomePrize Fellow was just published as “Public History for a Post-Truth Era.” The book explores participatory public memory movements that grapple with deep roots and current truths of human-rights abuses. https://t.co/8NNmhWI6PO
I am so grateful to @obrassillkulfan who made this book happen, as editor not only of this book https://t.co/SLa7QKkAF4 but as the vision behind a super cool series check it out! https://t.co/qxtqIUAN5q
As our country struggles to find a response to #COVID19, incarcerated people are one of the most vulnerable groups to pandemics. Today—the NYC Board of Corrections has called on the city to prioritize releasing people at high risk of contracting illnesses: https://t.co/4IQl8PyLke
#BREAKING: We just secured the release of 16 incarcerated NYers - clients held pretrial or on a technical parole violation at Rikers Island - who are especially vulnerable to COVID-19. #FreeThemNow
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#TBT to the opening of @HAL_SOI at the UMASS-Amherst in March 2017!
Thank you @umassph for sharing!
View their local story, "Massachusetts: Reforming Gender and the Carceral State," on our website here: https://t.co/wSV2PkuIUf @Rutgers_Newark
BREAKING: Ohio has begun releasing incarcerated people in the wake of the Coronavirus. @NYGovCuomo must do the same for incarcerated New Yorkers before it's too late. #ClemencyNow#FreeOurElders.
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Prof Neil Maher has organized an event with local women activists and scientists regarding the Newark Lead Water Crisis. Please join us on the NJIT campus for this discussion on March 9th, 6-8 pm.
Thank you @MSTD_IUPUI, @indylibrary, & @kheprw for hosting the @HAL_COI exhibit! Their local story "Inequity Along the White River" sheds light on historical and ongoing pollution of White River affecting local low-income & immigrant residents. https://t.co/9mnmz8YBDR
all months = black history month but february is around the corner! how exciting! during our iconic Official Month, on february 8, 2020 learn about the Lodi United Piece Dye Works and their contribution to history. Presented by historian Kamika Bennett!
Great News! Our resident partner @HAL_COI's traveling exhibition Climates of Inequality is now open at the Indianapolis Public Library-Central Library through February 16th!
Visit https://t.co/EZ8wEnliO3 to learn more about the project!
Do you love talking about books and the environment? Come check out this cool event tonight put on with the @humanities_lab Climates of Inequality exhibit!!