Join us for The Public Square with Dr. Sherri Williams & Dr. Meredith Clark on how the digital labor of African Americans has shaped movements, media, and politics.

How the Digital Labor of African Americans has shaped Movements, Media, and Politics will take place at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library. Attendees will have the opportunity to dive into the conversation during the Q&A following the discussion.

The Public Square is one of DC Public Library's signature speaker series, presented in partnership with the DC Public Library Foundation.

Public Squares, like public libraries, are "third places" in our communities. They are social spaces that help us cultivate our sense of belonging outside of our first place, our homes and our second place, our workplace. They are spaces that foster good conversation and connection, where we can both learn from others and share our own knowledge. 

Through moderated discussions, The Public Square series realizes this idea of libraries as a third place by connecting leaders and innovators with the public to talk about the next phase of their work or scholarship.