Declarations of Independence: an exploration of literary activism & America250CT
Prince Hall, like Phillis Wheatley, had certainly not failed to [...]
On Catharine Beecher, Progressive Education for Women, and Tradwives
I wonder if Catharine Beecher (1800-1878) would have joined [...]
Literary Activism in the Face of Tragedy
The Stowe Center for Literary Activism lifts up local voices [...]
Perpetuating Stereotypes Belies Fear
Years ago, I attended a Tenement Museum tour that [...]
Now Is the Time to Witness and Refuse
The Stowe Center is outraged by the murders, brutality, [...]
Honor the Darkness and Reach for the Light
The winter solstice—the shortest day of the year—traditionally celebrates [...]
None of Us Can Remain Silent
The Author Who Wrote for Justice. The Man [...]
The Stowe Center announces the appointment of Mariangie Peña as the organization’s new Director of Marketing.
Mariangie Peña is a communications and marketing professional whose [...]
Our Moral Compass Points to Mercy and Justice
Immoral. This is apparently a subjective term, especially if inclusion, [...]
“Read Critically, Write Consciously, Speak Clearly, Tell Your Truth.”*
“There is no wholeness outside of our reciprocal humanity.”** As [...]
