Dear Educator,

We warmly invite you to Unheard Voices, a staged reading of an original collaborative work honoring the voiceless men, women and children buried at the African Burial Ground in Lower Manhattan. Please join us on October 17, 2012 at 7:00 pm for this special inspiring performance. We have set aside 200 seats just for middle and high school teachers and students at no charge. After the performance, there will be a discussion about the American Slavery Project collaborative and its mission to highlight these unheard stories. Space is limited and will fill up fast.

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We look forward to seeing you there!

Warmly,
Sharon Dunn
Vice President for Education

The American Slavery Project is a theatrical response to increasing revisionism in our nation's discourse about slavery, the Civil War and Jim Crow. ASP supports African-American playwrights who write about the era, creates conversation in the community and provides educational workshops for students and adults.  0B"Unheard Voices" 0B is American Slavery Project’s first original piece, a collectively written site-specific and theatrical performance created for the African Burial Ground in Lower Manhattan.