Discover how can we get back to civil political discourse through discussion and exercises.

Discover more abut the life of Anne Frank, beyond her famous diary.

Examine and better understand the diversity of Arab/Islamic culture.

Explore what it means to be an artist, and learn how to plan to maximize success

Discover how to discern between narrative and fact.

How do several generations of Americans have only a rudimentary understanding of the Civil Rights Movement?

Gather the community! Gain the skills to plan and implement a community art project from start to finish.

Gain the skills to bring about change in your own community

The Common Ground on the Hill Veterans Initiative invites veterans and civilians to come together in a trusting and supportive environment. This is the workshop that changes lives!

In this safe space, develop practices to nurture hope, joy and resilience.

Understand the forces threatening democracy in the world and how to strengthen it both at home and abroad.

Learn how to access, use and interpret historical documents to help guide decisions moving forward

Explore the nature of freedom and the institutions, values, and habits that support it.

The Creation of Traditional Algonkian Musical Instruments and Pottery.

Learn more about the work of our many wonderful Traditions Weeks Visual Arts instructors!

Connect with icons of the blues with someone who connected and toured with them. This class will feature stories, archival film and recordings, bringing these remarkable artists back to life.

The Power of Voice, Unity, and Community Engagement

John Will is will explore the relationship between the Arts and government and the importance of the Arts in combating authoritarianism, promoting social change, and finding common ground.

Cultural ambassador and Pocomoke citizen, Drew Shuptar- Rayvis describes what it means to be a knowledge keeper, tradition bearer and cultural ambassador in his tribal community.

Learn the confrontational but nonviolent strategy that Martin Luther King Jr. used to build a broad-based movement for justice and freedom.

Learn the confrontational but nonviolent strategy that Martin Luther King Jr. used to build a broad-based movement for justice and freedom.

Gain the necessary tools and strategies to successfully uphold values in challenging circumstances.

The flagship class of Traditions Weeks. In an atmosphere of trust and safety, and inspired by song and story, we will listen to and learn from the voices of our sisters and brothers from communities represented in our circle.

David Carrasco will take the class on a journey comparing how to link storytelling, liberation and the quest for wisdom through documentary film

Discover the history and crafts of Indigenous cultures of the Lower Susquehanna River Valley, and how that has translated to the present.