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Ever wonder how the past has shaped our present? Not sure what systemic racism means? Wanting to connect learning with action for justice?About this Event
This fall, join an intentional learning community to uncover the impact of racial history in Cincinnati and be inspired to take create a more just future together.
Course Format:
- This 12-week cohort will cover over 200 years of Cincinnati history with a specific focus on the city's racial history.
- The cohort format will be hybrid with the Opening and Closing sessions held in-person.
- The September 1st kickoff will be in-person at the Walnut Hills Library Auditorium (2533 Kemper Ln, Cincinnati, OH 45206).
- and November 17th wrap-up will be in-person at the Harriet Beecher Stowe House (2950 Gilbert Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45206).
- Weekly classes Sept 8-Nov 10 will be conducted on Zoom.
About the Facilitator:
Retired librarian Melanie Moon has worked for the Princeton City School system, Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy and Brown Mackie College. She holds master’s degrees in Early Childhood Development (UC) and Library Science (UK). Melanie has served preschool students, middle school and college age students and is passionate about sharing information at all grade levels. She has presented the Race and the City Cincinnati 1820-Present project to adults all over the city for many years.
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Event venue & nearby stays
Walnut Hills Branch Library, 2533 Kemper Lane, Cincinnati, United States
Tickets
USD 108.55 to USD 119.22
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