Witness Stones West Hartford Project Directors Dr. Tracey Wilson, Elizabeth Devine, and Denise deMello …
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Madison, Connecticut
Student work and links to their work are coming soon... Founded in 1955, The Country School is a coeducational, independent school serving students in PreSchool-Grade 8. …
Greenwich, Connecticut
Student work and links to their work are coming soon... Sacred Heart Greenwich is part of a worldwide network of Sacred Heart schools in 28 countries. …
Guilford, Connecticut
Student work and links to their work are coming soon... Witness Stones Guilford is growing to better serve communities. Witness Stones Guilford and the Witness Stones Project, Inc. will now have their own websites. …
National Recognition for Witness Stones in Teaching Tolerance: Bearing Witness To the Hard History of Guilford
Please read the recently published feature article by Jenifer Frank and published by Teaching Tolerance: Bearing Witness to the Hard History of Guilford. Teaching Tolerance is on a mission is to help teachers and schools educate children and youth to be active participants in a diverse …
Witness Stones Project Takes Root In West Hartford!
The Witness Stones Project was present for another milestone today when the Witness Stones West Hartford Project a committee of the Noah Webster House & West Hartford Historical Society along with West Hartford Public Schools held their first installation ceremony honoring George and …
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Witness Stones Holds First Summer Workshop!
Last week, the Witness Stones Project conducted its first Teachers' Workshop inviting educators from West Hartford, Middletown, and Guilford. At the workshop they learned, shared, and discover the project whose aim is to: Restore the History and Honor the Humanity and Contributions of the Enslaved …
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New Haven Register: Guilford Aims to Come to Grips with Town’s Past Slavery
Our panel discussion was a great hit! Thank you Lauretta from the Guilford Free Library for your assistance, the Harriet Beecher Stowe Center for providing Oliver Scholes as a moderator, our panelists for their expertise, and all of the attendees for sharing their minds and hearts about how our …
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