Join BPRC for our first program of 2017: Diverse Media Voices!

Ever since its founding as a religious haven in the 17^th century, Maryland has been described as a patchwork quilt of diversity. With Baltimore at the epicenter, different views and voices continue to be celebrated – and debated – in the 21st century.

Alan Feiler, Editor-in-Chief, JMORE
Kamau High, Managing Editor, Afro-American
Paul McMullen, Managing Editor, The Catholic Review
Kathy Reevie, Editorial Assistant, Baltimore Times
Joshua Runyon, Editor, Baltimore Jewish Times
Mary Taylor , Director of Marketing, Baltimore OUTloud
Michele Williams, General Manager, WEAA-FM

More panelists to be announced soon! Following the program, the Museum will be open for anyone who is interested.

Location: The Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture, 830 E. Pratt St., Baltimore 21202

Date: Tuesday, February 21

Time: Registration and Breakfast: 8:30 a.m., Program: 9:00 a.m.

Parking Information: The Museum is located at 830 E. Pratt Street.  On premise parking is not available. Parking for Museum visitors is located directly across the street on the corner of Pratt and President Streets at the PMI Garage, (815 E. Pratt Street).  $7.00 validated parking is available for the PMI Garage.  Validation is done at the Museum’s front information desk (bring your ticket with you).  Free on street parking and metered parking is also available throughout the Harbor East and Little Italy neighborhoods.