The East Side Freedom Library invites you to a presentation by Donna Harverty-Stacke, Associate Professor of History, Hunter College. The author of the recently published and widely praised study, Trotskyists on Trial: Free Speech and Political Persecution Since the Age of FDR, Donna has been digging into the complex life history of Grace Carlson, the only […]

Co-organized between the Immigrations History Research Center and The East Side Freedom Library, this half-day event examines the role of immigration in the making and remaking St Paul's East Side over the last 150 years. The event includes a walking tour of Payne Avenue. Starting at Swede Hollow, the tour focuses on the street's roles […]

Co-organized between the Immigrations History Research Center and The East Side Freedom Library, this half-day event examines the role of immigration in the making and remaking St Paul's East Side over the last 150 years. The event includes a walking tour of Payne Avenue. Starting at Swede Hollow, the tour focuses on the street's roles […]

Co-organized between the Immigrations History Research Center and The East Side Freedom Library, this half-day event examines the role of immigration in the making and remaking St Paul's East Side over the last 150 years. The event includes a walking tour of Payne Avenue. Starting at Swede Hollow, the tour focuses on the street's roles […]

Co-organized between the Immigrations History Research Center and The East Side Freedom Library, this half-day event examines the role of immigration in the making and remaking St Paul's East Side over the last 150 years. The event includes a walking tour of Payne Avenue. Starting at Swede Hollow, the tour focuses on the street's roles […]

Back by popular demand. Last summer we had about 25 teachers and community members discussion race, economic, education and the intersection of all three in our schools and community. This summer we will be reading three different books and are excited for a lively conversation again! Visit the Eventbrite page for details, and to RSVP […]

Back by popular demand. Last summer we had about 25 teachers and community members discussion race, economic, education and the intersection of all three in our schools and community. This summer we will be reading three different books and are excited for a lively conversation again! Visit the Eventbrite page for details, and to RSVP […]

Back by popular demand. Last summer we had about 25 teachers and community members discussion race, economic, education and the intersection of all three in our schools and community. This summer we will be reading three different books and are excited for a lively conversation again! Visit the Eventbrite page for details, and to RSVP […]

Back by popular demand. Last summer we had about 25 teachers and community members discussion race, economic, education and the intersection of all three in our schools and community. This summer we will be reading three different books and are excited for a lively conversation again! Visit the Eventbrite page for details, and to RSVP […]

The East Side Freedom Library invites you to mark the 150th anniversary of the 14th Amendment with David Williard, Asstistant Professor of History at University of St. Thomas. Professor Williard teaches courses on the history of the Civil War and Reconstruction and he has been a faculty leader of Civil Rights Movement history tours. His […]

The East Side Freedom Library invites you to mark the 150th anniversary of the 14th Amendment with David Williard, Asstistant Professor of History at University of St. Thomas. Professor Williard teaches courses on the history of the Civil War and Reconstruction and he has been a faculty leader of Civil Rights Movement history tours. His […]

The East Side Freedom Library invites you to mark the 150th anniversary of the 14th Amendment with David Williard, Asstistant Professor of History at University of St. Thomas. Professor Williard teaches courses on the history of the Civil War and Reconstruction and he has been a faculty leader of Civil Rights Movement history tours. His […]

The East Side Freedom Library invites you to mark the 150th anniversary of the 14th Amendment with David Williard, Asstistant Professor of History at University of St. Thomas. Professor Williard teaches courses on the history of the Civil War and Reconstruction and he has been a faculty leader of Civil Rights Movement history tours. His […]

The East Side Freedom Library invites you to a reading and discussion with Kao Kalia Yang. In her new book, The Song Poet, the author of the highly acclaimed The Latehomecomer, draws on her conversations with her father, a song poet in the Hmong tradition, who brought his family out of danger of war and the poverty […]

The East Side Freedom Library invites you to a reading and discussion with Kao Kalia Yang. In her new book, The Song Poet, the author of the highly acclaimed The Latehomecomer, draws on her conversations with her father, a song poet in the Hmong tradition, who brought his family out of danger of war and the poverty […]

The East Side Freedom Library invites you to a reading and discussion with Kao Kalia Yang. In her new book, The Song Poet, the author of the highly acclaimed The Latehomecomer, draws on her conversations with her father, a song poet in the Hmong tradition, who brought his family out of danger of war and the poverty […]

The East Side Freedom Library invites you to a reading and discussion with Kao Kalia Yang. In her new book, The Song Poet, the author of the highly acclaimed The Latehomecomer, draws on her conversations with her father, a song poet in the Hmong tradition, who brought his family out of danger of war and the poverty […]

This two hour walking tour examines the role to immigration in the making and remaking of St Paul's east Side over the last 150 years. Starting at Swede Hollow, the tour focuses on Payne Avenue's role as a center of immigrant life, from Swedish, Italian, and German immigrants of the 19th century, to the Hmong, […]

This two hour walking tour examines the role to immigration in the making and remaking of St Paul's east Side over the last 150 years. Starting at Swede Hollow, the tour focuses on Payne Avenue's role as a center of immigrant life, from Swedish, Italian, and German immigrants of the 19th century, to the Hmong, […]

This two hour walking tour examines the role to immigration in the making and remaking of St Paul's east Side over the last 150 years. Starting at Swede Hollow, the tour focuses on Payne Avenue's role as a center of immigrant life, from Swedish, Italian, and German immigrants of the 19th century, to the Hmong, […]