Monday, Sept. 29
William Still: Film & Discussion
Tuesday, Sept. 30
William Still: Film & Discussion
Thursday, Oct. 2
William Still: Film & Discussion
Saturday, Oct. 4
William Still: Film & Discussion
Sunday, Oct. 5
William Still: Film & Discussion
Wednesday, Oct. 8
William Still: Film & Discussion
Thursday, Oct. 9
William Still: Film & Discussion
Saturday, Oct. 11
Teacher Training Workshop
Bus Tour of the Underground Railroad Sites in the Germantown Area
Tuesday, Oct. 14
Slavery in the 21st Century: Sex Trafficking, Labor Trafficking, and the Prison Labor
Wednesday, Oct. 15
Follow the Drinking Gourd – Did Your Family Travel on the Underground Railroad?
Historic Overview of the Underground Railroad in Philadelphia, a Lecture by Charles L. Blockson
The Underground Railroad, the Civil Rights Movement & Today
Thursday, Oct. 16
Speaking in Riddles, Singing in Codes
Role of the African American Churches, Masons and the African Mysteries
We Shall Overcome: Music in the Continuing Struggle for Freedom
Underground Railroad in Words & Music
Saturday, Oct. 18
Stories From the Underground Railroad: A Family Program
Monday, Oct. 20
William Still: Film & Discussion
Tuesday, Oct. 21
Robert Purvis & The Philadelphia Vigilant Committee
Wednesday, Oct. 22
William Still & The Pennsylvania Vigilance Committee
Thursday, Oct. 23
Women in Revolt: Stepping into the World & The Philadelphia Female Anti-Slavery Society
Saturday, Oct. 25
Tour the Center City Underground Railroad Sites
Sunday, Oct. 26
Roots of Resistance: Remembering the Role of the AME Church in the Underground Railroad
Thursday, Oct. 30
Ruthanne Lum McCunn: Chinese Yankee – A True Story
Sunday, November 2
S.O.S. Calling All Black People: A Black Arts Movement Reader
Thursday, November 6
Created Equal Film Festival: The Abolitionist
Thursday, November 13
Created Equal Film Festival: Slavery by Another Name
Thursday, December 4
Created Equal Film Festival: Freedom Riders
Thursday, December 11
Created Equal Film Festival: The Loving Story
Thursday December 18
Created Equal Film Festival: Brother Outsider
I truly wish I had been informed about this program earlier. I have had an Underground Railroad Camp for over ten summers. My camp is part of the National Park Service’s Network to Freedom Program. My last one was conducted this past August at the historic Church of the Advocate. I, too, can provide teacher training. I have worked at he Johnson House Historic Site as a site administrator, and I still give tours of that site.Please contact me at 215-917-6318.
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