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Come experience a public exhibit that celebrates how Black teachers built a 200-year legacy of liberatory education in Philadelphia.About this Event
Explore how Black teachers built a 200-year legacy of liberatory education in Philadelphia through historical artifacts. Help pass their freedom dreams on to future generations.
The celebration will feature a panel discussion, networking opportunities and more!
The Teaching Freedom public exhibit was organized by the Free Library Exhibitions and the Philadelphia Dreamkeepers Project, a collaboration of the Center for Black Educator Development, Dr. Camika Royal, Dr. Linn Posey-Maddox, writer Benjamin Herold, Mighty Engine and a team of researchers, guest curators and community advisors.
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Event venue & nearby stays
Parkway Central Library, West Gallery One, 1901 Vine Street, Philadelphia, United States
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