Presented by the Heart of the Civil War Heritage Area as one of the monthly Porch Programs at this location, “Race and #Real Talk” features Harmony’s African-American Legacy Organization (HALO), an all-female African American barbershop quartet whose mission is to use the unique style of harmonic progression in barbershop singing to help communities engage in constructive dialogue pertaining to race.
Historian and author Kevin Levin will discuss his recent book and research into claims that high numbers of both free and enslaved African Americans fought willingly as soldiers in the Confederate army.
Join the Commission on the Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the Passage of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, St. Mary’s County Commissioners, and the Historic St. Mary’s City Commission for the unveiling of the “Margaret Brent Pilgrimage” highway marker.
At #MANOAC19, nearly 500 nonprofit leaders representing every part of the nonprofit sector will gather to share solutions in the human services and nonprofit management fields, capitalize on our individual and collective strengths, and look ahead towards emerging issues—all while adapting and working with change. This year’s theme, Inspire, Unite, Act! encourages us to use our collective power to stay motivated while finding cutting edge-solutions to scale up our impact.