Month: March 2024

Chris Haley Will Lead Panel Discussion on “Sticks and Stones: (De)humanizing Words? Language of Slavery, Race, and Marginalized Communities”

Chris Haley Will Lead Panel Discussion on “Sticks and Stones: (De)humanizing Words? Language of Slavery, Race, and Marginalized Communities”

The Chesapeake Crossroads Heritage Area is pleased to present a panel discussion, led by author and scholar Chris Haley of the Maryland State Archives, entitled “Sticks and Stones: (De)humanizing Words? […]

Annapolis Green’s Maryland Day Advice: How to Make Your Event Experience “Greener”

Annapolis Green’s Maryland Day Advice: How to Make Your Event Experience “Greener”

Maryland Day – “Growing a Little Greener!” ​Did you know that the green petal on the Maryland Day logo’s Black-Eyed Susan signifies Maryland Day’s commitment to environmental stewardship? Working with […]

Anne Arundel County Department of Recreation and Parks Pays Tribute to the Lives and Contributions of Women Pioneers with Park Sign Dedications During Women’s History Month

As part of Women’s History Month, Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks is honored to dedicate park signs in memory of two remarkable women, Beebe Castro and Gertrude Makell, who […]

Recording and Resources Available from March 1st Workshop, “Improving the Visitor Experience for Visitors with Physical Disabilities”

CCHA was pleased to present a powerful workshop on March 1, entitled, “Improving the Visitor Experience for Visitors with Physical Disabilities.” Many thanks to workshop coordinator, Lisa Robbins, and to […]