EVENT COVERAGE

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“Reflections on a 50-Year Journey through Haudenosaunee Country: Major Insights Gained
about the Six Nations.”

Laurence Hauptman, historian and SUNY New Paltz professor emeritus, lectures and answers
questions in this hybrid format.

10-1-2022

“Celebrating Emily Howland and Her Induction into the National Women’s Hall of Fame”

on Emily Howland, as we celebrate her induction into the National Women's Hall of Fame.

Restorative Justice Panel

In honor of Bishop Desmond Tutu, this panel features representatives of Partners in Restorative
Initiatives, the Center for Dispute Settlement, the Levine Center to End Hate, and the Gandhi
Center for Nonviolence.

9-24-2022

Women Who Influenced Frederick Douglass

AKWAABA Heritage Associate’s living history presenters are accomplished educators, social
workers, healthcare professionals, and professional storytellers with a passion for accurately telling
the story of the Underground Railroad.

8-20-22

Yours for Humanity, Abby

Re-enactor Lynne McKenney Lydick speaks in Abby’s own words for this deeply researched
program. Abby challenged Americans across the country, including in upstate New York, to think
about the meaning of equality for all.

7-17-2022

“The Promotion of Truth and Practical Goodness: Quakers, Women’s Rights,
and Race at Seneca Falls, 1848,”

Historian Judith Wellman, President, 1816 Board, speaks at Farmington Friends Meetinghouse.

6-19-2022

“Contemporary Quaker Witness to Peace and Justice”

Panel Discussion

6-18-2022

“General Gordon Granger and Juneteenth,”

Presentation by Peter Evans, Wayne County Historian

6-18-2022