Something to Chew On!

We look forward to this event on Friday, March 12, 2021 to educate and raise awareness about historic Harrington School, presented by Helen Ladson of the St. Simons African American Heritage Coalition.

St. Simons Island was once 92% African American until the 1930's and the Harrington community is one of three African American communities that were prominent on the island. Each community had its own one-room schoolhouse yet Harrington is the only that remains. Although Historic Harrington School now serves as a Gullah Geechee museum it, like the Gullah Geechee culture, is not an artifact that symbolizes the death or dying off of a culture. Historic Harrington School represents the past contributions and present commitments of a group of people who are dedicated to the preservation and promotion of future generations of the Gullah Geechee Culture.

How To Participate:

• In-person: Join us at Reid's Apothecary, 1618 Newcastle Street in Brunswick on March 12th from 12:00 PM to 1:15 PM. Face makes are required, and hand sanitizer will be made available to attendees.
• Virtually via Zoom:  RSVP and we will send you the conference link to join before the event is scheduled to begin. **Be sure to check your SPAM folder, the link that gets sent directly from our website.**
• Facebook Live: Watch via Facebook Live by tuning into our Facebook Page at 12:00 PM on March 12th, 2021!

Can't make it, feel free to tune into our Facebook Page (Glynn Environmental Coalition) anytime after the event to watch the Facebook Live recording!