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Posts from the ‘Grand Rapids People’s History Project’ Category

2July 21, 2022Remembering the 1967 Riot in Grand Rapids: What is past is present – Part IV

4July 20, 2022Remembering the 1967 Riot in Grand Rapids: What is past is present – Part III

5July 19, 2022Remembering the 1967 Riot in Grand Rapids: What is past is present – Part II

6July 18, 2022Remembering the 1967 Riot in Grand Rapids: What is past is present – Part I

0June 15, 2022Watch A People’s History of the LGBTQ Community in Grand Rapids, a film the GR People’s History Project produced in 2011

0May 23, 2022Protestors disrupt 1997 re-dedication of the Ford Museum in Grand Rapids

0March 29, 2022A Brief history of Women-led Movements in Grand Rapids: Part III – The Women’s Action Network

2March 16, 2022A Brief history of Women-led Movements in Grand Rapids: Part II – The Reproductive Justice Movement

3March 7, 2022A Brief history of Women-led Movements in Grand Rapids: Part I – The Women’s Suffrage Movement

0December 1, 2021In 1984, I spent 48 days in jail for refusing to sign a statement saying I would never do Civil Disobedience at a Nuclear Weapons factory in Michigan