At the American Studies Association annual meeting this November, Nate Brown and Anne-Elizabeth Brodsky gave talks at “Power Tools and Wax Figures: Learning and Co-Teaching with Baltimore Communities,” a pair of sessions held, respectively, at Station North Tool Library and the National Great Blacks in Wax Museum. They joined CSC Engaged Scholar Faculty Fellow colleagues Victoria Harms (history), Homayra Ziad (Interfaith America), Jasmine Blanks Jones (Center for Social Concern), and Leanna Powell (Tool Library).
“Power Tools and Wax Figures” panel at ASA
