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Virtual Panel Discussion: Digitizing Artifacts from the Black Lives Matter Memorial Fence

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Date/Time: Wednesday, September 14, 2022 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Location: Virtual EST, Registration Required

A panel including Aliza Leventhal (Library of Congress), Jodi Hoover (Enoch Pratt), Laura Farley (DC Public Library), Junious Whitaker IV (Howard University) and Karen Irwin (activist), and Nadine Seiler (activist) will present about their experiences creating, collecting, preserving, and digitizing protest art from the 2020 Black Lives Matter movement in DC.

This virtual panel discussion followed by a Q&A is open to the public and there is no cost to participate. Please register to attend.

Photo of the Black Lives Matter Memorial Fence

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