Rosie Presents is a virtual series from Rosie the Riveter Trust! Featuring engaging voices from across disciplines, each program explores the experiences, challenges, and legacy of the WWII Home Front, and why the story of Rosie the Riveter still matters today. Join us live or watch the recordings from anywhere.
In dialogue with Pamela Buckingham, Communications and Marketing Manager with the Trust, Donna Graves will discuss her work with community-centered history projects, including World War II home front sites, and examine how everyday places labor, and lived experiences shape public memory.
Together, the conversation will explore whose stories are remembered, how equity and inclusion can inform interpretation, and why place-based history matters, and how places like Rosie the Riveter can help us understand our current moment.
Free virtual event - registration required.
Presented by Rosie the Riveter Trust
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In dialogue with Pamela Buckingham, Communications and Marketing Manager with the Trust, Donna Graves will discuss her work with community-centered history projects, including World War II home front sites, and examine how everyday places labor, and lived experiences shape public memory.
Together, the conversation will explore whose stories are remembered, how equity and inclusion can inform interpretation, and why place-based history matters, and how places like Rosie the Riveter can help us understand our current moment.
Free virtual event - registration required.
Presented by Rosie the Riveter Trust
Rosie Presents is a virtual series from Rosie the Riveter Trust! Featuring engaging voices from across disciplines, each program explores the experiences, challenges, and legacy of the WWII Home Front, and why the story of Rosie the Riveter still matters today. Join us live or watch the recordings from anywhere.
In dialogue with Pamela Buckingham, Communications and Marketing Manager with the Trust, Donna Graves will discuss her work with community-centered history projects, including World War II home front sites, and examine how everyday places labor, and lived experiences shape public memory.
Together, the conversation will explore whose stories are remembered, how equity and inclusion can inform interpretation, and why place-based history matters, and how places like Rosie the Riveter can help us understand our current moment.
Free virtual event - registration required.
Presented by Rosie the Riveter Trust
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In dialogue with Pamela Buckingham, Communications and Marketing Manager with the Trust, Donna Graves will discuss her work with community-centered history projects, including World War II home front sites, and examine how everyday places labor, and lived experiences shape public memory.
Together, the conversation will explore whose stories are remembered, how equity and inclusion can inform interpretation, and why place-based history matters, and how places like Rosie the Riveter can help us understand our current moment.
Free virtual event - registration required.
Presented by Rosie the Riveter Trust
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