In February, we hosted a workshop and gathering titled “Centering Black History in the 250th” in Holyoke. Following the workshop with Expand Massachusetts Stories grantees, we welcomed Anika Lopes, executive director of Ancestral Bridges. Lopes shared her insights into archives, oral history, and more, in a conversation with Latoya Bosworth, Ph.D., program officer at Mass Humanities.
You can watch the full conversation from out event below.
Enjoy these images from our film screening of “Promises of the Revolution,” held on Wednesday, July 15, at GBH Studios in Boston. The series features
Wes DeShano (WD): Hi Brittney, thanks for joining me. Today we’re going to talk about a woven tea set that you created, that will be featured in an
In 2025-2026, Mass Humanities partnered with the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service and six communities across the state to bring the Museum on Main Street exhibit “Voices