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We are pleased to launch the yearlong celebration of our 130th anniversary with keynote speaker Sister Helen Amos. An inspirational trailblazer, Sister Helen is a devoted advocate for community health, healthcare access and social justice initiatives. She currently serves as executive chairwoman of the board of trustees at Mercy Medical Center. Prior, she served as |
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Join Carter Polakoff, president and CEO of Port Discovery Children’s Museum, for an interactive conversation about the power of play and why play is so important for our well-being at every age. Carter will focus much of her talk on Port Discovery Children’s Museum and its work in the community.
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This lecture delves into how A.I. is reshaping the way we diagnose disease, support healthcare workers and understand medical information. Dr. Alejandra Blanco is a research associate at Johns Hopkins University, where she oversees data collection, analysis and interpretation in order to support the development of machine learning models. She has extensive experience developing A.I. |
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Explore how women have, for over 130 years, reshaped our lives through their imaginative architectural designs. Local architect Scott Knudson tells us how women in the field of architecture have challenged entrenched barriers to realize designs that range from cozy domestic settings to monumental public landmarks. You will be inspired by the ingenuity and resilience |
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When freedom riders arrived in Cambridge, MD, in the early winter of 1962, Gloria Richardson, a forty-year-old single mother, was busy working in her family store and raising her two teenage girls. Within less than three years, she had helped build one of the most vibrant social movements in the nation. She negotiated an unprecedented
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Elaine Weiss is an award-winning journalist and author known for her historical works on women’s suffrage and civil rights. Spell Freedom: The Underground Schools That Built the Civil Rights Movement tells the story of four activists who established citizenship schools to help Black Americans pass literacy tests and reclaim their voting rights in the Jim |
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Join us for a guided tour of Baltimore’s historic Green Mount Cemetery. Green Mount is a spectacular example of an early rural-style garden cemetery and is the final resting place of some of Maryland’s most famous figures. It’s also a treasure trove of precious artworks by major sculptors such as Hans Schuler and William Henry |
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When we think of the American Revolution, we often picture a parochial drama: thirteen colonies squaring off against the British Crown in a spirited bid for independence. In this riveting program, historian and author Richard Bell invites us to rediscover the Revolution as a world war that unleashed chaos, opportunity and transformation across six continents.
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So many wonderful women are lost to history. Sometimes that's because men take credit for their achievements and sometimes that is just the way history works, recording some lives but not others. Certified life coach Rabbi Elissa Sachs-Kohen presents the remarkable lives and accomplishments of three such impressive women so that they will be remembered |
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Let’s get together for a frightfully good party to celebrate Halloween. Spooky attire is encouraged, but not required. Significant others and guests welcome. What a fun way to introduce a friend to The Woman’s Club of Roland Park! R.S.V.P. by Monday, October 26 to Carol Brandt (manager@twcrp.org). |
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