The response in Baltimore to the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray left a tremendous impact on the city and across the country, the frustration about police brutality toward African Americans remains. Are we moving in the right direction? What does it mean to say Black Lives Matter? Let’s share lessons we learned from the uprising.

We hope your virtual visit to the Pratt Library is a positive one.

Please follow these basic rules of courtesy and responsibility during your Library visit: https://www.prattlibrary.org/about/index.aspx?id=640

Before you join a Pratt Virtual Program:
*Choose a quiet, well-lit place to sit. Make yourself comfortable, and if you choose to participate with a camera, make sure we can see your face!
*Test your audio before you begin. Headphones can help!
*Keep your microphone on mute to minimize background noise
*If you need to get up and move around, or do something unrelated to the program, turn your camera off to minimize distractions for other attendees.
*Pay attention to directions from presenters and facilitators.
*The first few minutes will be dedicated to troubleshooting.