Be part of the cutting edge community – gather from the convenience of your own home via zoom on the 4th Saturday of each month, January through October 2024, from 2pm-3pm for an enriching presentation and conversation about UGRR history and its contemporary relevance.

Full details are available HERE. Online and a paper registration forms are available for your convenience.

Questions? Use the CONTACT US page or call 518-621-7793.

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Zoom links will be sent out the day before each event.

Recordings of the presentation will be available to all registrants for one month following the presentation.

Registration for a next day presentation closes at 5pm on the Friday before the presentation.

(April 27 at 2pm) Soaring Spirits for Freedom: Harriet Tubman and Fannie Lou Hamer

Presented by Kate Clifford Larson Ph.D.; Historian, Writer, Consultant; Brandeis WSRC Scholar 2020-22 (Alum)

Born a century apart – one in slavery, the other in Jim Crow Mississippi – they battled subjugation and racism to ensure equality for all Americans. Their lives and legacies are a testament to the soaring power of freedom that inspires leaders to rise up from the most unexpected places.

Registration and additional information available through the link above.