Kaffee und Kuchen: Davenport Civil Rights Movement

The presentation will cover the Davenport Civil Rights movement with an emphasis on the Charles and Ann Toney, the father and mother of the Davenport Civil Rights Movement.
The Civil Rights Traveling Exhibit from the Putnam Museum will be on display on the 4th floor. [https://gahc.org/davenport-civil-rights/]
1:30 refreshments
2:00 program
This program is free and open to the public. Free admission in July is sponsored by Cal and Jill Werner.
Donations are always appreciated.
RSVP Highly encouraged: https://events.humanitix.com/kaffee-und-kuchen-davenport-civil-rights-movement
About the Speaker
Ryan Saddler has presented locally and nationally on topics including career expectations and exploration among students with disabilities, disability law in higher education, the impact of worldview on perspective, and a range of diversity, equity, and inclusion issues. He serves as Associate Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at St. Ambrose University and is Board Chair of Friends of MLK. Ryan holds a Master of Education in Postsecondary Disability Services from St. Ambrose University.

☕️ BYOM!
Guests are welcome to bring their own mugs if they wish. Disposable cups are provided, but help us reduce waste and bring a favorite mug!