History & People
Posted in History & People
On
September
13,
Lakshmee
Lachhman-Persad,
her
sister
Annie,
and
their
family
did
something
they
have
done
many
times
before:
they
spent
a
day
at
The
...
Read More
History & People, Videos
Posted in History & People, Videos
"This
project
started
as
a
dream,
well
over
a
decade
ago
...
I've
been
writing
for
about
that
long
about
what
I've
called
the
Black
...
Read More
History & People
Posted in History & People
In
honor
of
Hispanic
and
Latinx
Heritage
Month,
let's
hear
more
about
the
South
Bronx
specialty
coffee
roaster
Don
Carvajal
Café,
and
the
founder
and
...
Read More
History & People, Inside our Collections
Posted in History & People, Inside our Collections
Read More
History & People, Videos
Posted in History & People, Videos
"Justice is so central to what we are seeing in the world right now, and solidarity is so critical."
Read More
History & People, Videos
Posted in History & People, Videos
Hear
from
Leah
Penniman,
Cofounder
and
Farm
Director
of
Soul
Fire
Farm,
as
she
talks
with
Arvolyn
Hill
about
the
pumpkin
of
Haiti
that
featured
...
Read More
History & People
Posted in History & People
In
honor
of
Pride
Month
and
in
celebration
of
his
creation,
Lamb’s
Quarters:
A
Love
Story,
Matthew
López-Jensen
and
the
NYBG
community
invited
LGBTQIA+-identifying
couples
...
Read More
History & People
Posted in History & People
In
honor
of
Pride
Month,
The
New
York
Botanical
Garden
celebrates
lavender—the
color
symbolic
of
LGBTQ+
resistance
and
empowerment—as
well
as
the
plant’s
associated
cultural
...
Read More
History & People, Videos
Posted in History & People, Videos
In
Arvolyn
Hill’s
latest
“Plants
as
Liberation”
interview,
meet
Journei
Bimwala,
CEO
and
Founder
of
EachOneCarryOne,
as
she
talks
about
the
historic
Black
connection
to
...
Read More
History & People
Posted in History & People
The
New
York
Botanical
Garden
is
not
only
a
place,
but
also
a
community
of
diverse
staff,
members,
patrons,
external
partners,
visitors—and
volunteers,
who
currently
...
Read More
