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September 28, 2019 – New Deal Day, Hays Public Library, Hays, KS

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New Deal Day, Hays Public Library, Hays, KS Saturday, September 28, 2019 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM Hays Public Library1205 Main St.Hays, KS 67601USA (map) Join us for a day of sessions with educators, historians, and community leaders as they discuss topics relating… read more

Date: Sat. Sep 28th, 2019

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October 3 Lecture with Professor Emeritus Robert Cherny “The Coit Tower Murals

10/3/2019

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3  The Coit Tower Murals: Visual Feast, Political Controversy, Decades of Neglect, and a Spectacular Restoration, a lecture with Professor Emeritus Robert Cherny Thursday, October 3, 2019 at 6:30PM Presidio Interfaith Chapel Further Description: The murals at Coit Tower… read more

Date: Thu. Oct 3rd, 2019

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September 20 Talk on the Green New Deal by Brent McKee at the Appalachian Festival at Frostburg State University

9/20/2019

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On September 20, Project Historian Brent McKee will give a talk on the Green New Deal and the Living New Deal at the Appalachian Festival at Frostburg State University. Find more details about the event here: https://www.frostburg.edu/annual-events/afestival/ Friday, Sept. 20,… read more

Date: Fri. Sep 20th, 2019

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Thursday, August 22 – Eleanor and Alice: Conversations Between Two Remarkable Roosevelts, a play by Ellen Abrams

8/22/2019

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Thursday, August 22 at 7 p.m. Henry A. Wallace Visitor and Education Center Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site  They were Roosevelts—American royalty, two of the most renowned and admired women in the country. First cousins, they were the… read more

Date: Thu. Aug 22nd, 2019

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Tuesday (08/06/19) 10:30AM News Conference – SUPPORT FOR WASHINGTON HIGH MURAL

8/6/2019

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Tuesday (08/06/19) 10:30AM News Conference  Doctor Amos C. Brown (Chairman of Religious Affairs, President of San Francisco NAACP) will be joined Northern California NAACP Branch Officer Rev. Arnold G. Townsend, Vice President, Alfred Williams President and Chairman of Directors of The San Francisco African American… read more

Date: Tue. Aug 6th, 2019

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On October 23, Richard Walker Will Give a Talk at the Commonwealth Club in SF

10/23/2019

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On October 23, Richard Walker will speak about the Green New Deal at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco. Titled, “New Deal To Green New Deal” the talk will address how the lessons of the New Deal can be useful… read more

Date: Wed. Oct 23rd, 2019
Registration: https://www.commonwealthclub.org/events/2019-10-23/new-deal-green-new-deal

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Victor Arnautoff’s Missing New Deal Mural Unveiled in Richmond – September 12 Gala

9/12/2019

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While controversy continues about one famous artist’s mural at a San Francisco high school, an East Bay museum is determined to restore another valuable work by the same person. The Richmond Museum of History unearthed the mural, “Richmond Industrial City’… read more

Date: Thu. Sep 12th, 2019

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Albany Filmfest Presents: The Life And Legacy of Frances Perkins

8/20/2019

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Tuesday, August 20, the Albany Filmfest will presents a short documentary film titled, “The Life And Legacy Of Frances Perkins.” The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with local women in politics, including Albany Mayor Rochelle Nason. Moderated… read more

Date: Tue. Aug 20th, 2019

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The Arnautoff Murals and the Removal of Public Art

7/9/2019

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  In July, a panel of historians will discuss the controversy over the George Washington High School Victor Arnautoff murals, which some have interpreted to promote a narrow, Eurocentric view of history. This panel will open with a brief visual… read more

Date: Tue. Jul 9th, 2019

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Conversations About Landscape: Deal or No (Green New) Deal? Monday, May 13

5/13/2019

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Monday, May 13, Dr. Gray Brechin, UC Berkeley historical geographer and founder of the Living New Deal, will discuss the lasting legacy of President Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal jobs and infrastructure program 90 years later. Event details: Monday, May 13, 2019 •… read more

Date: Mon. May 13th, 2019

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At the beginning of the New Deal, few Americans had safe drinking water. Thanks to WPA and PWA work on water delivery and sewage disposal systems, the majority of people were served by upgraded water supply and sewerage by 1940. This marked an enormous improvement in public health, which was further aided by New Deal-built hospitals and clinics.

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