Thursday, April 20th, 2023 7pm – 8pm
Join Tony Mayle as he discusses the history of the region, related to the abolitionist movement and the involvement that Washington County and Marietta College residents had on the movements for freedom in the 1800s. He will provide insight into some of the early African American people and communities in the region including local family histories, such as the Mayle, Norris, and Tabler families. Tony will also discuss the terminology used to describe mixed-race people in Appalachia and how racial identity models relate to local identities with People of Color.
Reservations Required. Space is Limited.
About the speaker: Tony was born and raised in SE Ohio. He has been involved in local and regional diversity efforts in the past and present and presented at conferences throughout the country on the topic of diversity and inclusion of all populations. Tony has also been interviewed for the Southeast Ohio magazine on the topic of the Southeast Ohio Underground Railroad connection to the local families and served as a panel member with the International Storytelling Center/Freedom Stories Project discussing the topic of Melungeons and the criminalization of Race.
This program is donation based and is being offered as both a virtual and in-person option. Reservations are required for both options.
In-Person Attendance *Reservations Required*
Reservations are required for in-person attendance. Please click below to be taken through the registration process. Space is limited.
Virtual Attendance:
To register for the virtual option, click below. This will take you to Zoom registration where you will sign-up for this webinar. After completing registration, you should receive an email with information on how to log-in to the webinar.
If you have any questions please contact us at [email protected].
*This webinar may be recorded for future use*
