• Ché Campeche performance April 29

    Ché Campeche: Laughter—Therapy For the Soul Ché Campeche is a performing arts group founded in the late 80’s in St Lucia, one of the islands in the Caribbean located between Jamaica and Barbados. The French name Ché Campeche was derived from a local hardwood called ‘Campeche’ and ‘Ché’ meaning heart, therefore, “the heart of the wood”. The group originated from [...]

    Ché Campeche performance April 29
  • Learn about the Costen Cultural exhibit

    The Costen Cultural Exhibit  is a unique collection of rare photographs, documents, ephemera, memorabilia, fine art and collectibles which serves as a vehicle to educate, encourage, enlighten and inspire people of the African American imprint on this country.  It documents the history, literature, politics and culture and represents the diverse experience from across the country focusing on regional, ethnic and [...]

    Learn about the Costen Cultural exhibit

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Sinead O’Conner writes about Trayvon Martin

Sinead O’Conner writes about Trayvon Martin

March 28, 2012 at 9:09 pm

Irish born singer, Sinead O’Conner has posted open letter about the Trayvon Martin case. Here is a snippet from her lengthy and poignant letter: “I would like to extend...

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Kingian Nonviolence Conflict Reconciliation Training in Hartford

Kingian Nonviolence Conflict Reconciliation Training in Hartford

March 23, 2012 at 6:13 pm

Greetings All, As April 4 approaches marking 44 years since Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s body was taken from us, we at the Connecticut Center for Nonviolence are...

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Sinead O’Conner writes about Trayvon Martin

Sinead O’Conner writes about Trayvon Martin

March 28, 2012 at 9:09 pm

Irish born singer, Sinead O’Conner has posted open letter about the Trayvon Martin case. Here is a snippet from her lengthy and poignant letter: “I would like to extend...