Eastern students teach of The Amistad's journey to freedom
Eight students from Eastern Connecticut State University worked with Discovering Amistad this September and October, teaching Hartford-area middle and high school students about the famed revolt of The Amistad. For the "Amistad Journey to Freedom" program, Eastern students told of the ship's historic rebellion and helped to connect it to contemporary social and racial issues.
To view these students click here: https://easternct.meritpages.com/achievements/Eastern-students-teach-of-The-Amistad-s-journey-to-freedom/140658
Eastern Connecticut State University
Michael Rouleau, (860) 465-0172, rouleaum@easternct.edu; Edward Osborn, (860) 465-5043, osborne@easternct.edu
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