Expanding Virtual Options at the African American Museum in Philadelphia

with Ashley Jordan, Ph.D., President & CEO, African American Museum in Philadelphia

Dr. Ashley Jordan, President and CEO of the African American Museum in Philadelphia, discusses the museum’s role in interpreting the history of African Americans, their expanding virtual options, and the ways in which the museum is working to tell a more multifaceted historical narrative. Recorded February 23, 2022.

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Mar 01, 2022

Hosted by: Jill Horner
Produced by: Freedom Newsmakers Team
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