The Underground Railroad - the first civil rights movement

Pamphlets and newspapers are being distributed. People are singing songs of protest in some of the churches and at meetings and conventions. People are gathering in protest. A sense of moral outrage grips those who are in protest. The 1960’s civil rights movement? No, this is the Underground Railroad movement of the mid-19th century. What did it look like, what were its component parts, who was involved?

Join with Paul and Mary Liz Stewart, independent researchers and co-founders of Underground Railroad History Project in an investigation of this new interpretation of an old story.

Please register for this program. Registration begins January 27.