A multi-media celebration of the legacy of Paul Robeson, Princeton’s “native son” and scholar, all American athlete, artist, and activist.
Professors Laurence Ralph & Khalil Gibran Muhammad discuss Ralph's book.
A transnational one-day symposium about the relational and transnational experiences of people who identify as Black and immigrant.
Native American women's life experiences.
Samuel Still will give a presentation about his remarkable ancestors who escaped slavery and settled in New Jersey, where two of their sons were born and rose to prominence. Dr. James Still (1812 - 1882) became a highly regarded medical doctor, despite his being mostly self-educated. His brother, William Still (1821 - 1902), was […]
Three storytelling performances followed by a panel Q&A.
Professors Eddie Glaude Jr. and Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor in conversation about Glaude's new book
New Jersey Institute of Social Justice's New Jersey Reparations Council will hold its fifth public session, this time hosted by the Public Safety & Justice Committee, to discuss this issue.
Fun-filled day of family art making sponsored by ARTWORKS TRENTON and the MERCER COUNTY PARK COMMISSION. The park will be alive with art stations and demos, live music and dance, pop-up student art galleries from schools in Trenton, art vendors, food trucks and more! Bring the family and enjoy everything South Riverwalk Park has […]
The author, UC Berkeley professor, and former Princeton resident Dylan Penningroth discusses his new book, "Before the Movement: The Hidden History of Black Civil Rights" with Wallace D. Best and Hendrik Hartog of Princeton University.
Author Nell Irvin Painter in conversation with Professor Ruha Benjamin about Painter's new book.
New Jersey’s opportunity to learn from New York and California