Morrell Park: A Community Conversation Event

Join us for a short film of Morrell Park residents voicing their views about their neighborhood—past, present, and future. Share in the conversation afterward about the challenges and opportunities ahead for this community. Food and refreshments will be available.

This will be the latest in a series of community-based media events, produced by UMBC’s Imaging Research Center, as part of a project called Art of Transformation (AoT)—an effort to build public knowledge of Baltimore starting with the voices of those who live here. It is part of the broader project, Baltimore Stories, funded by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to the University of Maryland, College Park, and Maryland Humanities.

Thursday, November 17th, 6–8:00pm

MORRELL PARK RECREATION CENTER

2601 Tolley St, Baltimore, MD 21230

This project is being developed by the Imaging Research Center at UMBC in collaboration with Baltimore Imagining Group (big) a coalition of individuals from Baltimore arts, community, and social justice organizations. It is supported by UMBC, the National Endowment for the Humanities as part of Baltimore Stories grant awarded to the University of Maryland, College Park, and Maryland Humanities, and by the Robert W. Deutsch Foundation. Collaborators include Morrell Park Recreation Center, New Media Studio, Baltimore Traces, United Workers, Chesapeake Arts Center, Dresher Center for the Humanities, Culture Works, The US Department of Arts and Culture, Equity Matters, New Lens, Wombwork Productions, and Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance.