Racial Equity Book Club
For November 2022, the book is House of Broken Angels by Luis Alberto Urrea. The club is scheduled to meet to discuss it on November 30th at 11am and at 6pm. That is the Wednesday after Thanksgiving. If you’d like...
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Teens and Tweens (5th – 12th grades)
Drop in for Teen Games each Tuesday afternoon from 3:00 – 5:30 pm at the Ludington Library! Summer Events Anime Club in Ludington Meets on alternate Thursdays, starting with June 9th and 23rd from 3:30 – 5 pm at the...
Shifting Landscapes January 24 – Teaching Uncomfortable Truths
Our January Shifting Landscapes session in education ends on Monday, January 24th with “Teaching Uncomfortable Truths in Education.” This event kicks off at 7 pm at the Ludington Area Center for the Arts. How do teachers address uncomfortable truths? Find...
Shifting Landscapes January 17 – Critical Race Theory
The shifting landscape in education is the focus of the set of January, 2022 sessions. Each event starts at 7 pm the remaining Mondays in January, and will be hosted by the Ludington Area Center for the Arts. For January...
Shifting Landscapes January 10 – The 1619 Project
Dr. Robert Cook has graciously provided his notes for this talk: The shifting landscape in education is the focus of the three January, 2022, sessions. Starting at 7 pm for the next three Mondays at the Ludington Area Center for...
October 11 – Connecting With Others: Who Are They?
Connect and communicate with others – who are those others? Come to the Monday, October 11th session of Shifting Landscapes as sociologist David Hartman addresses this important topic. The free lecture starts at 7 pm at the Ludington Area Center...
October 4: The Individual, Who Am I?
Mason County District Library and the nonprofit Abondia Center open the new 2021-2022 public lecture series, Shifting Landscapes, on Monday, October 4, The Individual: Who Am I? at 7-8:30 pm at the Ludington Area Center for the Arts (107 S...