In this virtual series, David Harp and professional collaborators Tom Horton and Sandy Cannon-Brown will reflect upon the evolution of Harp’s Chesapeake photography in a career spanning over four decades. A new exhibition of Harp’s work, Where Land and Water Meet: The Chesapeake Bay Photography of David W. Harp is on display at the Chesapeake Bay…

Part of Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum’s Fall Speaker Series: Climate Change in the Chesapeake About this session: Climate change is fundamentally a racial justice issue, as both the responsibility for causing climate change and the vulnerability to its impacts vary by race. The story of Smithville—a historic African-American community in Dorchester County—illustrates how cultural legacies…

Part of Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum’s Fall Speaker Series: Climate Change in the Chesapeake About this session: In America, COVID-19 is disproportionately impacting people of color with higher morbidity and mortality rates, but this is not the only pandemic impacting these populations. The nation’s most polluted and high poverty areas are often highly racially segregated,…

Part of Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum’s Fall Speaker Series: Climate Change in the Chesapeake About this session: As sea level rises, temperatures warm, and precipitation patterns change, it is imperative that we protect land and natural resources across the Delmarva Peninsula. Jim Bass, Coastal Resilience Program Manager at Eastern Shore Land Conservancy (ESLC), will discuss the…

In this virtual series, David Harp and professional collaborators Tom Horton and Sandy Cannon-Brown will reflect upon the evolution of Harp’s Chesapeake photography in a career spanning over four decades. A new exhibition of Harp’s work, Where Land and Water Meet: The Chesapeake Bay Photography of David W. Harp is on display at the Chesapeake Bay…

Part of Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum’s Fall Speaker Series: Climate Change in the Chesapeake About this session: The Deal Island Peninsula is deeply rooted by local watermen heritage, which has for generations helped local families navigate living and working in a dynamic coastal environment. This heritage also helps frame local understandings about climate change vulnerabilities…

Part of Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum’s Fall Speaker Series: Climate Change in the Chesapeake Date/Time: Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2-3pm      Location: Virtual Cost: $7.50 per session, with a 20% discount for CBMM members Register online for all five sessions in the Fall Speaker Series for a discount      Single Session Registration and Full Series Registration available…