After a series of site evaluations and assessments of the Interpretive Center after Hurricane Ida, executive director Karen Young shares an update of the status of our Center and our newest exhibition POOL: A Social History of Segregation. Click here to read the full statement.

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Give to the POOL Project! POOL will illustrate the connections between water, social justice and public health, and will provide opportunities for our communities to engage in democratic dialogue building a foundation for productive conversations around the history of segregated swimming, and its relation to present-day issues adversely affecting non-white and low-wealth communities. We have […]

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