Partnership for Diversity
Hartwick Partnership for Diversity: an outreach function aligning the College with community, regional, and national organizations, foundations, governmental bodies, educational entities, and heritage and cultural associations that support the College's pluralism goals. One of the major contributions being made to the partnership is the College's support of the U.S. Pluralism Center. The Center is the home for the United States Colored Troops Institute, the Harriet Tubman Mentoring Project, the Abraham Lincoln and Freedom Journey Exhibit, and the privately owned Matthews Collection for the Preservation of Freedom Journey Classics. The USCTI is a national resource and central partner in efforts to document and publicize African American and Civil War history.
Other partners linking with us in this effort to share historical information include:
The Guide to African American Documentary Resources: Cornell University
Gilder Lehrman Center for the Study Slavery, Resistance, and Abolition: Yale University
Exploring Maryland's Roots: Anthony Johnson: Maryland Public Television
WSKG Public Broadcasting - African-American Freedom Journey in New York and Related Sites, 1823-1870
Harriet Tubman and Abolitionist Heroes
Harriet Tubman News, SurfWax History News
Stars and Stripes article by Sandra Jontz, Washington bureau, Stripes Accent, Wednesday, February 6, 2002, and published in European and Pacific Stars & Stripes, Monday, April 15, 2002.
NYS School Boards Association Diversity Committee partnership
Gettysburg College, USCT Gravesite Salute, November 2008
Gettysburg Address Remembered on 145th Anniversary, November 2008
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