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“Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Nature’s peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The winds will blow their own freshness into you, and the storms their energy, while cares will drop off like autumn leaves.” - John Muir
Just soakin’ up the great outdoors to pour onto paper this week.
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Sydney Dolan - Fort Lee Historic Park, Jersey
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Sydney Dolan - Fort Lee Historic Park, Jersey
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Photo:Photograph of a boy walking ahead of soldiers during the Newark Riots, © Don Hogan Charles/The New York Times/ Redux.
Newark in 1967: A Rebellion Explored
On July 27, 2017, we held the first in a series of two annual programs known as the Clement Alexander Price Lectures: The Newark Rebellion of 1967: A Historic Moment Considered. A group of panelists reflected a range of experiences and interrogated the root of six days of rioting which took place in Newark, N.J. between July 12 and 17, 1967.
Watch our first panel, Newark in 1967: A Rebellion Explored: hbit.ly/2eRwsWF
Photo: Photograph of a girl walking in front of a looted store after the Newark Riots
Newark: Re-built and Re-imagined
Our second panel consisted of Newark residents from all walks of life including the academic, creative and corporate sectors who participated in the rebuilding of their communities and institutions post 1967. Panelists discussed why they remained in their neighborhoods or remained as corporate pillars as part of the city’s re-emergence.
Watch our second panel, Newark: Re-built and Re-imagined: hbit.ly/2v3wFMu
Photo:Photograph of soldiers entering a store during the Newark Riots
Newark After 1967 – the Legacy of Leadership
For our final panel, Newark’s leadership who arose in the wake of the riot discuss the growth of power among the city’s black electorate. Newark’s current leaders will also be invited to talk about their efforts to lead the city in the era of extreme policing and economic uncertainty.
Stream our final panel, Newark After 1967 – the Legacy of Leadership: bit.ly/2eSp8tQ
Photo:Photograph of soldiers and a young man during the Newark Riots
Our Clement Alexander Price Lectures are an ongoing series. Look out for our next lecture series in September!
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