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Better Through Books - Belmont Public School March Events
In this unique time, the One Book, One Belmont committee has decided that the theme for our community read must be healing.
March 2, 2021
Healing Community Together
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The Belmont Public Library presents a dual focus which will cover a few different books and multiple programming opportunities that span 2 months, rather than the traditional one-month program. In this unique time, the One Book, One Belmont committee has decided that the theme for our community read must be healing – healing from a devastating year that we will never forget.
The library and our community organization cosponsors invite Belmont residents to read across a variety of titles and participate in all of the exciting programs throughout March and April.
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- Visit onebookonebelmont.com to register & for more information.
- All events are held via Zoom unless otherwise noted
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Race, Justice & The Law
Panel Discussion
Thurs., March 11, 7pm
Cookbook Club:
Jubliee: Two Centuries of
African American Cooking
Tues., March 16, 7pm
Exploring the History of Race Amity
Documentary & Discussion
Thurs., March 18, 7pm
Black Excellence in the
Face of Adversity -
Duke Ellington Virtual Concert
Sat., March 20, 3pm
Better Through Books &
Dial M for Movies:
Film Screening of "Loving"
Mon., March 22, 7pm
Exploring the African Heritage Diet &
Cooking Demo with Oldways
Tues., March 23, 7pm
Better Through Books &
Dial M for Movies:
"Loving" Movie Discussion
Wed., March 24, 7pm
Virtual Author Talk: Jerald Walker &
How to Make a Slave
Thurs., March 25, 7pm
In March, E. Dolores Johnson, author of Say I’m Dead: A Family Memoir of Race, Secrets, and Love, will be the keynote speaker for our month-long focus on anti-racism and celebration of equity, diversity, and inclusion on March 30th.
RACE, JUSTICE & THE LAW
Panel Discussion
Thursday, March 11 at 7pm
Law Professor Renee Landers,
Suffolk University
Attorney Raymond Wilkes,
The Civil Rights & Restorative
Justice Project,
Northeastern University
Attorney Dovie King,
Moderator & former member
of the Belmont HRC
Register online at http://bit.ly/BARpanel
Or view live on BMC belmontmedia.org/infotv
This press release was produced by the Belmont Public Schools. The views expressed here are the author’s own.