Redrawing History: A Library Company Webinar

REDRAWING HISTORY: A LIBRARY COMPANY WEBINARJoin US as we host a candid conversation about lessons learned in the making of _Ghost River: Fall and Rise of the Conestoga_, the Library Company’s first graphic novel. This web-based symposium will feature author Lee Francis IV (Laguna Pueblo) and artist Weshoyot Alvitre (Tongva), who will reflect upon the use of Native American pop art to promote historical literacy and social justice. _CLICK "JOIN" TO JOIN THE WEBINAR:_ _JOIN_ [https://zoom.us/j/673301980] _ PARTICIPANTS MAY JOIN FOR ANY OR ALL OF THE WEBINAR._ SCHEDULE 12:45-1:00: Introductions Invocation by Curtis Zunigha (Delaware Tribe of Indians) and introductory remarks by Dr. Michael J. Barsanti (Edwin Wolf II Director, Library Company of Philadelphia). 1:15-2:30: _Ghost River_ Advisory Board A discussion between Ronald Nash (Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History) and Dr. Daniel K. Richter (McNeil Center for Early American Studies, University of Pennsylvania), moderated by Will Fenton (Library Company of Philadelphia). Followed by Q&A. 2:45-4:00: _Ghost River _Creative Team A conversation with artist Weshoyot Alvitre (Tongva), author Dr. Lee Francis IV (Laguna), and editor Will Fenton, moderated by Bill Adair (The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage). Followed by Q&A. 4:15-4:45: Ghost River, Gone Virtual A brief conversation between Ann McShane (Emory University), Nicole Scalessa (Vassar College), and Will Fenton (LIBRARY COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA) about the _Ghost River_ digital edition, GhostRiver.org. 4:45-5:00: Call to Action Editor Will Fenton will outline steps that participants can take to contribute to and sustain the project. To learn more about _Ghost River: Fall and Rise of the Conestoga_, visit www.ghostriver.org [http://www.ghostriver.org].