Reading Frederick Douglass Together at UMass HFA
Each year, Mass Humanities organizes and funds free public events where communities gather together to read and talk about Frederick Douglass’ influential address, “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” We began 2024 with a shared reading at UMass Amherst College of Humanities & Fine Arts. Fittingly, the gathering took place on February […]
Experience “Framingham’s Collective Journeys” exhibit.
“Framingham’s Collective Journeys: Stories of Immigration, 1960-Present”, opened on January 28 at Framingham’s Edgell Memorial Library & Village Hall on the Common. The exhibit was produced by the Framingham History Center (FHC) and funded by an Expand Massachusetts Stories grant. Through oral histories, interactives, and artifacts, the exhibit reflects the historical and contemporary demographics of […]
