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Past Events at the Museum
Black Storytelling: Public Health in the Black World
In partnership with the National Great Blacks in Wax Museum
What about performance offers a unique opportunity to learn from and with communities? How might dramatic performance be used to share information while learning from an audience? This course examines the work and research of young artists from Liberia, West Africa who used street theatre to teach best practices for prevention during the Ebola crisis and considers how their use of dialogical performance contributed to critical knowledge which iteratively informed interventions throughout their awareness campaign…This is a Community Engagement course in partnership with the Center for Social Concern.
Photo by Sierra Romero
From Ring-Shout to Juneteenth Virtual History Webinar
Watch our Juneteenth Webinar
Our virtual webinar celebrated 40 years with The National Great Blacks in Wax Museum. Watch the playback of our Juneteenth celebration here.
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