Chesapeake Crossroads

Recording Available for Panel Presentation, “Sticks and Stones: (De)humanizing Words? Considering the Language of Slavery, Race, and Marginalized Communities.”

Chesapeake Crossroads Heritage Area was pleased to present a powerful Panel Presentation on March 28, led by author and scholar Chris Haley of the Maryland State Archives, entitled “Sticks and Stones: […]

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 […]

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 […]

Workshop on “Improving the Visitor Experience for Visitors with Disabilities” Adds Exciting New Speakers

We are excited to share that our workshop on March 1 at Maryland Hall, “Improving the Visitor Experience for Visitors with Physical Disabilities,” has added exciting new speakers! Due to the […]