As a 20th-century occupational therapist, Dr. William Rush Dunton Jr. saw potential in a popular tradition of needle crafts dating back to mid-19th-century Maryland women. The “wild and untamed” examples of self-expression through the Baltimore album quilt tradition married the therapeutic benefits of community and occupational therapy’s goal of assisting patients’ successful transition back into society.

Panel Discussion with Trans Professionals

Join Moderator Diego Miguel Sanchez , APR, Director of Advocacy, Policy & Partnerships, PFLAG National in discussion with Dr. Dana Beyer, Essi, Gavriel Legynd, and Winnie Hul l.
We will be discussing ways to motivate members to create space for trans people in their prospect base as employees and suppliers, as well as providing community support while engaging and being involved with trans-led and trans-supportive organizations across industries.

Baltimore Choral Arts presents Off-the-Grid: Music for the Moment, premiering on WMAR-2 Television.

The second Off-the-Grid concert will focus on works written to highlight specific causes and aid protests fighting against social injustices. In juxtaposition with the somber and reflective music of liberation, the concert will conclude with an international virtual chorus heralding victory with Handel’s Anthem for the Foundling Hospital, featuring the Hallelujah Chorus. This concert rounds off the two-part experience of timely repertoire that reflects our current era.