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The Harriet Beecher Stowe Center uses Stowe’s life and work to inspire YOU to change your world.
Stowe wrote the anti-slavery novel, Uncle Tom's Cabin, in 1852. The world was never the same. Abolition became possible. Emancipation became law. But today, in the 21st century, inequity is everywhere. What would Stowe do? What will YOU do?
June 6: WNPR broadcasts the provocative Stowe Prize panel discussion with Michelle Alexander, author of "The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness"
READ MORE »Powerful words on the impact of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" from the author of "The New Jim Crow"
READ MORE »Are you changing the world? Do you know someone who is? Check out the details of the Student Stowe Prize for high school and college students. Entries due January 10, 2014.
READ MORE »Open every day for tours. Check here for program information.
READ MORE »Catch the podcast of The Colin McEnroe Show from Wednesday March 20 to hear Debby Applegate, Joan Hedrick and Susan Campbell chatting with Colin about the Beechers.
READ MORE »Announced by the U.S. Secretary of the Interior and Director of the National Park Service
READ MORE »The Stowe is seeking to fill a part-time permanent Director of Finance and Administration and a part-time permanent Communications Coordinator.
READ MORE »Executive Director Katherine Kane's article appeared in the Winter 2012/2013 issue of "Connecticut Explored".
READ MORE »Executive Director Katherine Kane lent expertise to a recent news story in Bethesda, MD. Click below to find out more and watch the video.
READ MORE »The Stowe Center has been honored with a 2012 Award of Merit from the American Association of State and Local History.
READ MORE »Experience the lives of Hartford's most famous writers - and next door neighbors - this weekend.
READ MORE »Lots to see and do for a family weekend ! The Child's Tour, Craft activities, Uncle Tom's Cabin exhibit, and more.
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Salons at Stowe
This Sunday, June 23, the Stowe Center will welcome the Riverwood Poets for Social Justice for an afternoon of poetry readings. This free program will be from 2-4pm in the Stowe Visitor Center. Come ...
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At our April 11, 2013 Salon Have We Overcome, we learned about the Question Bridge exhibit on display at the Wilson-Gray Youth and Family YMCA Center in Hartford. This trans-media art project which s...
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Salons at StoweMay 16, 2013
How prevalent is mental illness in our community? Is mental health treatment accessible to all? How can we support individuals and families struggling with mental health...
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