Black and Indigenous Legacies at First Church Roxbury

Please mark your calendars.

For the past year, through a grant from the Harvard Reparative Partnership program, two graduate students advanced the work UUUM and RHS began several years ago. The student researchers were MIT Master of City Planning student Mica Caine and Boston University American Studies doctoral student Mary Snyder.

Mary’s research advanced the foundational work by Harvard doctoral student Aahbid Allibhai, Race & Slavery at the First Church in Roxbury published in 2023. Mica’s focus was on tracing history in the opposite direction – from present to past – by engaging young people in history - their own history, and tracing and sharing history.

Both these bodies of work will be shared in person beginning at 5:30 pm on the UU Urban Ministry campus.
Space will be limited.

Get your ticket here: https://www.uuum.org/event-details/black-and-indigenous-legacies-at-first-church-roxbury

You may also like the following events from Unitarian Universalist Urban Ministry:

• Next Monday, 8th September, 08:30 am, Activating the Peace Garden: Writers' Restorative in Brookline
• Next Saturday, 13th September, 01:00 pm, The Makanda Project in Brookline
• This month, 20th September, 10:00 am, The Trees of John Eliot Square; A historical perspective walking tour in Brookline

Also check out other Sports events in Brookline.