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 [...]
Justice for Sonya Massey, Breonna Taylor and Too Many Others
“Until we get justice for Sonya Massey, we rebuke this [...]
Why Us?
The Harriet Beecher Stowe Center is launching a new social [...]
Daniel Deronda and Uncle Tom’s Cabin
As I read the British novelist George Eliot’s novel Daniel [...]
What is Literary Activism?
We humans have a long history of literary activism—crafted narratives [...]
Every Young Person Deserves to Feel Safe and Supported at School
The Harriet Beecher Stowe Center stands firmly in support, [...]
Losing Landmarks of Historically All-Black Towns Deprives Us of Our True History
In Avalon, Mississippi, on February 21, 2024, a fire burned [...]
Dehumanization Is a Legacy We Can Stop
“We are all raised on different stories and different narratives [...]
Mission-Driven Enterprise Promises Common Ground for Common Good
Difficult conversations, well facilitated, can lead to a better understanding [...]
