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Open Arts United aims to increase access to cultural activities
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Open Arts United aims to increase access to cultural activities
A Syrian couple’s journey is aided by SNHU’s DEI Mission
Racism, Land & The American Farming Landscape Presenters: Lydia Clemmons, President of Clemmons Family Farm, VT Jarrad Nwameme, Moderator: Meghan Howey, Professor in Anthropology, University of New Hampshire In 1920, there were 949,889 Black farmers. A century later, according to the 2017 Census of Agriculture, only 35,470 remained. This panel will investigate the contributing factors to this enormous land loss including discriminatory practices, such as the denial of USDA loans. and slow handling of civil rights complaints. Presenters will also share the innovative ways Black New England ...
In Protest, that featured guest poet Patricia Smith. SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS ON SATURDAYS Special Holiday Sale on Selected Items Stop by our gift shop at 222 Court St. to purchase some unique gifts, including Trail T-shirts and jewelry that are 50% off. You can also purchase books and beautiful prints by Richard Haynes from his underground railroad series, Whispering Quilts. The gift shop will be open on Saturday, December 19 from 11 AM- 3 PM. Get that special something for that special someone this holiday season! Prints are also available for purchase on our website here Please follow...