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Katie Caljean: The Maryland Center for History and Culture, 1844 to Present
Katie Caljean, president & CEO of the Maryland Center for History and Culture (MCHC), formerly called the Maryland Historical Society, will discuss the history of the organization and how the museum and library have adapted to meet the needs of today’s audiences. Katie will offer an overview of collection highlights and preview exhibitions and initiatives
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Jack Burkert: Women of Baltimore…Who Made A Difference
The history of Baltimore is one of individual and collective actions that enhanced and improved the city. The names Pratt, Hopkins and Patterson are well known; but these men were not alone in acts of boldness, of courage, of humanity. There were dozens of Baltimore women, little known, even unknown, who made a difference with
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Sharon Strouse: A Mother’s Story of Art-making and Equanimity, A Suicide Loss Survivor’s Path to Well-being
Sharon Strouse is a board-certified art therapist and a suicide-loss survivor. She shares her story of restoration and resilience through art making, a practice of equanimity that serves as a template for well-being. Rich, awe-inspiring images of collage, doll making, kintsugi (golden joinery) and abstract painting highlight the healing potential of an ongoing creative process
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Jonathan Schwartz: The Future of Baltimore County
With a new administration in place, Baltimore County’s special assistant for projects, Jonathan Schwartz, takes a look at the challenges and opportunities facing Baltimore County.