Rhode Island Slave History Medallion Installation

RHODE ISLAND SLAVE HISTORY MEDALLION TO BE INSTALLED AT LINDEN PLACE ON JUNETEENTH
Linden Place Museum will become part of a statewide initiative as it unveils their Rhode Island Slave History Medallion at a free event on June 19th (also known as Juneteenth).
The event begins at 12:00 p.m. and will feature prominent local speakers, African dancers, live music, and a land acknowledgment by Sagamore William Guy of the Pokanoket tribe.
Each medallion includes a QR code that can be scanned by a smartphone to reveal information about the slave trade as it relates to each historic site.
The June 19th event is free, family-friendly, and outdoors, but space is limited. People can register to attend via the Eventbrite link at LindenPlace.org/events-calendar.
For additional details about the events visit the websites and social media pages of the Rhode Island Slave History Medallion project (RISHM.org) and Linden Place (LindenPlace.org.)