Schedule for the Day
January 18, 2021
January 18, 2021
40th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Observance
Virtual Teach-In and Call to Action
Sessions with available recordings are indicated with **
Sessions with available recordings are indicated with **
START TIME
SESSION NAMES and LINKS
SESSION NAMES and LINKS
10:00 am
11:00 am
SESSION B: Creating equitable pathways to academic and lifelong success through social and emotional intelligence (Lewiston Public Schools)**
SESSION B: Creating equitable pathways to academic and lifelong success through social and emotional intelligence (Lewiston Public Schools)**
12:00 pm
SESSION C: Committed to Listen: a public online reading of Dr. King's Letter From a Birmingham Jail (Maine Council of Churches and The BTS Center) **
SESSION C: Committed to Listen: a public online reading of Dr. King's Letter From a Birmingham Jail (Maine Council of Churches and The BTS Center) **
1:00 pm
SESSION C: Prioritizing Cross-Sector Networks for Building Economic Agency and Representation in BIPOC Communities (The Third Place)
SESSION C: Prioritizing Cross-Sector Networks for Building Economic Agency and Representation in BIPOC Communities (The Third Place)
2:00 pm
SESSION A: Counting from 13 | Art + Activism (Indigo Arts Alliance and the Southern Maine Workers Center)
SESSION A: Counting from 13 | Art + Activism (Indigo Arts Alliance and the Southern Maine Workers Center)
SESSION C: Elevating and Centering Immigrant Leadership: Resiliency, Collective Organizing, Covid-19 (Maine Immigrants' Rights Coalition)
SESSION C: Elevating and Centering Immigrant Leadership: Resiliency, Collective Organizing, Covid-19 (Maine Immigrants' Rights Coalition)
3:00 pm
SESSION B: Rematriation: A Call Into Community, Strengthening Black & Indigenous Solidarity (Eastern Woodlands Rematriation Collective) **
SESSION B: Rematriation: A Call Into Community, Strengthening Black & Indigenous Solidarity (Eastern Woodlands Rematriation Collective) **
4:00 pm
SESSION A: An Embodied Practice for Moving Through Racialized Emotional Fragility & Fatigue (Ready, Set, THrive!)
SESSION A: An Embodied Practice for Moving Through Racialized Emotional Fragility & Fatigue (Ready, Set, THrive!)
5:00 pm
SESSION A: Being Black in Maine: Lived Experience and Prospects for Change (Greater Bangor Area Branch NAACP and the University of Maine Alumni Association)**
SESSION A: Being Black in Maine: Lived Experience and Prospects for Change (Greater Bangor Area Branch NAACP and the University of Maine Alumni Association)**