Category: In The Media
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What America Can Learn About Atonement
We are honored to have our work recognized by Clint Smith. Some in the U.S. have undertaken efforts reminiscent of those in Germany. In Connecticut, a group of educators started […]
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The Project Is Honored As a Game Changer
On October 6, 2022, the Witness Stones Project was honored by Connecticut Explored as a Game Changer initiative that advances the way we study, interpret, and disseminate Connecticut history.
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Witness Stones Project Students Recognized by Hopewell Valley Historical Society
By Amie Rukenstein on MercerMe.com on October 3, 2022 At its annual meeting on Sunday, September 18 at the Watershed Institute, the Hopewell Valley Historical Society announced award winners and […]
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New Jersey Witness Stone Affiliate Set to Expand
By Michael Mancuso in NJ.com on September, 22, 2022 If it takes a village to raise a child, sometimes that’s also what it takes to bring hidden history to light. That is certainly […]
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Witness Stones Project Honored As a Gamechanger
Connecticut Explored has recently named the Witness Stones Project as one of its20 Game Changer Honorees that advance the way we study, interpret, and disseminate history. Over the past five […]
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Witness Stones Project Honored As a Game Changer
By Susan Dunne in the Hartford Courant on August 17, 2022 Connecticut Explored, the nonprofit history magazine, wants to tell stories mainstream history left out, the stories from communities that have […]
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Greenwich Historical Society Holds Witness Stones Placement Ceremony
In the Greenwich Sentinel on August 10, 2022 Since 2019 the Greenwich Historical Society has collaborated with The Witness Stones Project on this initiative that seeks to teach school-aged children about the […]
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Poets Celebrate Juneteenth in Old Lyme
From the Connecticut College News on June 29, 2022 At the Florence Griswold Museum’s Juneteenth celebration, Conn Professor of English and Poet-in-Residence Kate Rushin read “Fishing for Shad,” a poem […]
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St. Matthew’s Aims to Tell the Story of Wilton’s Forgotten Enslaved people
By J.D. Freda in The Hour on June 19, 2022 WILTON — St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church is committing itself to educating the community and paying tribute to the enslaved peoples of Wilton. […]
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Why Wallingford Needs a Witness Stone
In the Record Journal on June 19, 2022