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Dear Friend,
There are TWO Harriet Tubman events this coming weekend. This email is your special invitation to join Outdoor Afro on Sunday for a special celebration of Harriet Tubman's legacy.  

Join Outdoor Afro - Harriet Tubman Awe Walk

Sunday August 12th, 11 am
Havenwoods State Forest, 6141 N Hopkins St · Milwaukee

CoArt photo of Harriet Tubman with colorful backgroundme together to celebrate the life of Harriet Tubman. The official day commemorating her is March 10th. She was born and died in March.

This walk will be about 2 miles and reflect on the underground railroad, freedom, and Ms. Tubman's leveraging nature in her sheparding of Black folks.

An awe walk is simply a mindful immersion in nature. We'll reflect, ground, and see ourselves as a part of and one with nature.

The Outdoor Afro Madison/Iowa Chapter is based primarily in Madison and Dubuque but they are looking to connect with folks here in Milwaukee.  Outdoor Afro uses Meetup.com to register attendeesRegistration is highly recommended

Outdoor Afro celebrates and inspires Black connections and leadership in nature. They connect Black people with lands, water, and wildlife through outdoor education, recreation, and conservation. The Madison/Iowa Chapter is mostly based in Madison and Dubuque but they want to connect with folks here in Milwaukee. Visit their website: www.outdoorafro.org to learn more.
 

Nearby Nature Saturday public event
Hike from Harriet Tubman Park!

Harriet Tubman Water Trail Hike, Saturday, March 11th, 10 am
Harriet Tubman Park, 4750 N 48th St, Milwaukee

Harriet Tubman Hike Promo graphicNearby Nature Milwaukee is holding their March Outing to honor Harriet Tubman, led by Nearby Nature staff members Martina Patterson and Steven Hunter. March 10th is officially Harriet Tubman Day and we're celebrating on the 11th. We'll honor her legacy by starting at Harriet Tubman Park and follow the tributary water to where it pours into the Lincoln Creek Greenway. We will discuss how the water moves through the city and share thoughts on Harriet Tubman. Please register to attend.

Harriet Tubman Park is located at 4750 N 48th St, Milwaukee.  Admission is free! Dress for the weather with sturdy shoes.  Difficulty: Easy with mostly paved pathways and city streets. Possible option to take moderately difficult path along creek.
The Public Allies, Water Justice Team Project will be canvassing the neighborhood after the hike and folks are invited to stay and help spread info about the Riverkeeper Spring Cleanup.
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