Community Calendar
Meet the New Superintendent of Princeton Public Schools
August 11 @ 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Links to our partner organizations' events pages:
Witherspoon Street Presbyterian Church
WJHCS Trustees Accomplishments and Honors:
Honoree: Bob Hillier, FAIA
Award: Reginald F. Lewis Community Service Award for Excellence in Business
Date: February 12, 2021
Awarded By: First Baptist Church of Princeton
Honoree: Shirley A. Satterfield
Award: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Award
Date: January 16, 2021
Awarded By: New Jersey Education Association (NJEA)
Honoree: Rev. David McAlpin
Award: Recognition Celebration
Date: January 30, 2021
Awarded By: Witherspoon Street Presbyterian Church
Events & Fundraisers
Upcoming Event
Meet the New Superintendent of Princeton Public Schools
August 11 @ 7-8PM
In this virtual (Zoom) discussion, Dr. Carol Kelley shares how she will approach her new role and what she hopes to achieve as superintendent of Princeton Public Schools.
Presented in partnership with the Princeton Public Library.
FREE REGISTRATION HERE
Upcoming Event
I Dreamed I Was Free!
A one man play written and performed by award-winning actor Rich Swingle
Postponed – Stay tuned for updates!
Fall 2020 Virtual Fundraiser
America Awakened: A Dialogue with Taylor “Todd” Marrow III
13 October 2020
Dialogue with Taylor "Todd" Marrow III
Taylor “Todd” Marrow III with childhood friend and moderator of this event, Jason Harding, in a photo from their teen years.
Tuesday, October 13, 2020
7 PM EST Virtual Zoom Webinar.
$20 donation required for entry.
Former Princeton Resident Taylor A. Marrow III, now a Salem, Oregon Professor and new editor of Ida B. Wells-Barnett’s “America Awakened” (newly released in September 2020), returns to his hometown of Princeton for a Zoom webinar fundraiser to speak on issues of race.
Taylor “Todd” Marrow III, 1990 graduate of Princeton High School, now Associate Professor at Chemeketa College and noted African American historian, talks about his newly edited book “America Awakened, The Anti-Lynching Crusade of Ida B. Wells-Barnett,” his life growing up in Princeton, what motivated his newly edited book and other important aspects of race. The event will be moderated by Pennington School History professor and Marrow’s childhood friend, Jason Harding.
Proceeds will fund the installation of historical plaques in the Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood that commemorate the rich history of the neighborhood’s African American community.
WJHCS would like to extend a special thank you to the sponsors of this event!
Elizabeth “Betsey” Stockton Sponsors
$1000
Patricia Payne
Studio Hillier
Howard B. Waxwood Sponsors
$500
Callaway Henderson
Sotheby’s
Dawn Collins, Esq.
Iona and Maurice Harding
Sarah Blackwell Harris Sponsors
$250
Charlotte A. Gipson
John Hughes
Hughes Funeral Home
Douglas Palmer
The Pennington School ($300)
Ross Wishnick
Bryan VanZandt Moore Sponsors
$100
Kevin and Patricia McCarthy ($200)
Surinder and Rashma Sharma ($200)
Witherspoon Verse Speaking Choir
Fall 2019 Fundraiser
Green Book: Presentation and Lecture by Calvin Alexander Ramsey
18 September 2019
