Ending Erasure: Uncovering the Legacy of Slavery in Central Delaware

We invite you to participate in a compelling webinar titled “Ending Erasure: Uncovering the Legacy of Slavery in Central Delaware,” scheduled for May 14, 2025, from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM. This crucial event is part of the 2025 Diversity in Delaware History Series and promises to be an enlightening experience.

The John Dickinson Plantation (JDP) has joined forces with the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice (SDARJ) in a transformative three-year project supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS). This initiative, “Addressing the Silences: Museums Reflect, Correct, and Transform to Foster Cohesion,”is dedicated to address gaps in historical narratives and harnessing the unique potential of museums as spaces for thoughtful reflection and powerful catalysts for social change.

During this presentation, the dedicated staff of the John Dickinson Plantation will share valuable insights into the challenges faced, the successes achieved, and the resources developed throughout this significant project. Their collaboration with SDARJ underscores the importance of collective efforts in redefining our understanding of history. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with important narratives and contribute to a more inclusive future and leverage their extraordinary capacity to serve as spaces for reflection and centers for positive social change. During the presentation, the staff of the JDP will share the challenges, successes, and resources they have gained from this project and their joint efforts with SDARJ.