Monthly Program – February 2007

February 06, 2007 At 18:00 o’clock                                  
Video Showing 
New York – The Power and the People (1898 – 1918)
 
February 07, 2007 At 18:00 o’clock                                   
Conversation Club
 
February 08, 2007 At 18:00 o’clock                                  
Video Showing 
African American Lives – Listening to our Past
               
February 09, 2007 At 18:00 o’clock 
Presentation
The Fund for American Studies by Darko Blazevski
 
February 13, 2007 At 18:00 o’clock      
Video Showing 
New York – Cosmopolis (1919-1931)
 
February 14, 2007 At 18:00 o’clock
Conversation Hour
 
February 15, 2007 At 18:00 o’clock 
Video Showing 
African American Lives – The Promise of Freedom
 
February 16, 2007 At 18:00 o’clock 
Story Hour
 
February 20, 2007 At 14:00 o’clock 
Presidents’ Day Quiz
 
February 20, 2007 At 18:00 o’clock 
Video Showing 
New York – City of Tomorrow (1929-1941)
 
February 21, 2007 At 18:00 o’clock 
Lecture
When Desegregation came to Kansas: Brown Vs. Board of Education by Steven Foulke, Fulbright scholar
 
February 22, 2007 At 18:00 o’clock 
Video Showing 
New York – The Country and the City (1609 – 1825)
 
February 23, 2007 At 18:00 o’clock 
Lecture   
History of the Black Women’s Groups from the Post-Civil War period on and the roles they played in ending segregation by Mary Ellen Schmider, Fulbright Scholar
 
February 27, 2007 At 18:00 o’clock 
Film Showing and Discussion
Their Eyes Were Watching God by Jennifer Semple-Siegel
 
February 28, 2007 At 18:00 o’clock 
Conversation Club
 
March 01, 2007 At 18:00 o’clock 
Lecture
Oprah, Majora, Sanaa &Others: Modern Black People Who Have Made Significant Contributions by Myra Michele Brown, Information Resource Officer