The Phillips Manuscript: A Legacy of Advocacy
In late 2024, the Stowe Center made the acquaintance, so [...]
Revolutionary [Re]Imagining: A Conversation with David Jackson
As the Stowe Center opens our NEW Gallery for [...]
The Phillips Manuscript: The Archive Reveals a Remarkable Life
A couple of months back, I was in our archives [...]
The Stowe Center for Literary Activism Announces 2025 Stowe Prize for Literary Activism
Percival Everett’s James First Fiction to Win the Stowe Prize [...]
Our Moral Compass Points to Mercy and Justice
Immoral. This is apparently a subjective term, especially if inclusion, [...]
A Gallery for Hope and Freedom
Paul Robeson, civil rights activist, athlete, and artist, said that [...]
What is a Community Poem?
A “Community Poem” is a collaborative poem created by the [...]
“Read Critically, Write Consciously, Speak Clearly, Tell Your Truth.”*
“There is no wholeness outside of our reciprocal humanity.”** As [...]
Name Change Reflects Focus for the Future, and Honoring of the Past
The Harriet Beecher Stowe Center announces a name change. Moving [...]
Celebrating Civil Rights in Connecticut
Hartford artist Micaela Levesque has painted murals using spray paint [...]
