BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Say Their Names - No More Names X-WR-TIMEZONE:Pacific Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203221632 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200904 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203223681 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200905 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203225730 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200906 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203226755 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200907 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203228804 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200908 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203229829 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200909 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203231878 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200910 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203232903 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200911 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203233928 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200912 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203235977 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200913 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203237002 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200914 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203241099 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200915 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203243148 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200916 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203248269 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200917 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203252366 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200918 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203254415 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200919 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203256464 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200920 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203257489 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200921 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203259538 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200922 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203261587 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200923 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203262612 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200924 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203264661 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200925 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203266710 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200926 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203290263 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200927 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203292312 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200928 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203294361 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200929 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203295386 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200930 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203296411 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201001 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203298460 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201002 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203299485 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201003 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203301534 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201004 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203302559 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201005 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203303584 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201006 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203305633 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201007 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203306658 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201008 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203308707 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201009 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203309732 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201010 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203311781 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201011 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203312806 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201012 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203314855 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201013 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203315880 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201014 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203316905 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201015 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203318954 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201016 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203319979 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201017 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203322028 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201018 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203324077 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201019 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203325102 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201020 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203327151 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201021 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203329200 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201022 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203330225 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201023 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203332274 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201024 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203334323 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201025 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203336372 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201026 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203338421 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201027 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203340470 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201028 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203341495 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201029 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203342520 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201030 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203344569 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201031 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203345594 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201101 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203346619 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201102 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203348668 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201103 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203350717 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201104 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203351742 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201105 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203353791 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201106 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203357888 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201107 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203359937 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201108 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203361986 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201109 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203364035 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201110 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203365060 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201111 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203367109 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201112 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203369158 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201113 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203370183 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201114 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203372232 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201115 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203373257 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201116 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203374282 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201117 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203376331 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201118 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203377356 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201119 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203378381 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201120 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203380430 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201121 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203381455 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201122 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061511Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203382480 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201123 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203384529 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201124 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203385554 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201125 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203386579 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201126 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203388628 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201127 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203389653 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201128 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203390678 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201129 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203392727 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201130 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203393752 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201201 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203394777 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201202 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203396826 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201203 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203398875 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201204 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203399900 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201205 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203401949 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201206 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203402974 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201207 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203405023 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201208 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203407072 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201209 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203409121 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201210 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203411170 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201211 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203412195 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201212 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203414244 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201213 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203415269 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201214 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203416294 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201215 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203418343 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201216 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203419368 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201217 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203421417 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201218 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203423466 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201219 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203425515 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201220 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203427564 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201221 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203429613 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201222 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203431662 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201223 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203432687 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201224 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203435760 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201225 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203438833 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201226 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203439858 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201227 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203441907 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201228 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203443956 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201229 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203444981 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201230 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203447030 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201231 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203448055 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210101 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203449080 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210102 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203451129 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210103 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203452154 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210104 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203453179 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210105 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203455228 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210106 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203456253 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210107 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203457278 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210108 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203459327 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210109 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203460352 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210110 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203462401 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210111 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203463426 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210112 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203465475 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210113 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203466500 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210114 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203467525 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210115 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203469574 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210116 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203470599 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210117 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203472648 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210118 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203473673 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210119 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203475722 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210120 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203476747 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210121 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203479820 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210122 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203480845 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210123 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203481870 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210124 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203483919 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210125 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203485968 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210126 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203486993 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210127 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203489042 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210128 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203490067 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210129 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203491092 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210130 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203493141 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210131 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203495190 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210201 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203496215 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210202 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203498264 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210203 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203499289 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210204 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203500314 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210205 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203502363 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210206 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203503388 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210207 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203505437 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210208 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203506462 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210209 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203507487 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210210 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203509536 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210211 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203510561 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210212 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203511586 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210213 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203513635 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210214 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203514660 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210215 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203516709 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210216 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203517734 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210217 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203519783 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210218 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203520808 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210219 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203522857 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210220 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203523882 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210221 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203525931 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210222 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203526956 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210223 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203529005 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210224 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203530030 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210225 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203531055 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210226 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203533104 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210227 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203534129 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210228 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203536178 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210301 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203537203 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210302 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203538228 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210303 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203540277 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210304 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203542326 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210305 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203543351 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210306 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203545400 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210307 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203546425 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210308 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203547450 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210309 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203549499 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210310 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203550524 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210311 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203551549 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210312 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203553598 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210313 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203554623 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210314 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203556672 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210315 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203557697 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210316 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203558722 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210317 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203560771 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210318 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203562820 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210319 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203563845 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210320 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203565894 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210321 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203566919 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210322 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203567944 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210323 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203569993 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210324 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061512Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203571018 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210325 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203572043 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210326 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203573068 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210327 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203575117 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210328 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203576142 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210329 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203577167 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210330 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203579216 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210331 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203580241 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210401 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203581266 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210402 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203583315 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210403 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203584340 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210404 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203585365 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210405 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203587414 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210406 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203588439 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210407 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203590488 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210408 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203592537 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210409 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203594586 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210410 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203595611 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210411 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203597660 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210412 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203598685 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210413 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203600734 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210414 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203601759 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210415 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203602784 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210416 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203604833 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210417 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203605858 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210418 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203607907 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210419 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203608932 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210420 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203609957 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210421 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203612006 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210422 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203613031 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210423 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203615080 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210424 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203616105 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210425 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061513Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203618154 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210426 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203619179 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210427 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203620204 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210428 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203622253 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210429 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203623278 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210430 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203625327 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210501 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203626352 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210502 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203627377 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210503 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203629426 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210504 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203630451 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210505 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203632500 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210506 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203633525 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210507 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203635574 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210508 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203636599 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210509 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203637624 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210510 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203639673 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210511 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203640698 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210512 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203641723 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210513 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203642748 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210514 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203644797 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210515 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203645822 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210516 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203646847 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210517 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203648896 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210518 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203649921 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210519 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203651970 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210520 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203652995 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210521 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203654020 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210522 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203655045 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210523 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203657094 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210524 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203658119 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210525 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203659144 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210526 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203661193 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210527 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203662218 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210528 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203663243 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210529 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203665292 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210530 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203666317 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210531 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203667342 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210601 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203669391 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210602 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203670416 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210603 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203671441 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210604 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203672466 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210605 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203674515 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210606 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203675540 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210607 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203677589 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210608 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203678614 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210609 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203679639 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210610 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203681688 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210611 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203682713 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210612 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203683738 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210613 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203685787 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210614 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203686812 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210615 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203688861 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210616 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203689886 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210617 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203691935 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210618 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203692960 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210619 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203693985 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210620 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203696034 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210621 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203697059 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210622 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203698084 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210623 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203700133 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210624 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203701158 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210625 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203703207 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210626 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203704232 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210627 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203705257 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210628 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203707306 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210629 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203708331 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210630 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203710380 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210701 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203712429 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210702 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203713454 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210703 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203714479 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210704 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203716528 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210705 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203717553 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210706 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203718578 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210707 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203720627 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210708 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203721652 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210709 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203732917 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210710 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203733942 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210711 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203734967 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210712 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203737016 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210713 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203738041 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210714 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203740090 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210715 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203741115 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210716 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203742140 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210717 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203744189 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210718 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203745214 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210719 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203746239 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210720 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203748288 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210721 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203749313 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210722 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203750338 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210723 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203752387 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210724 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203753412 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210725 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203755461 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210726 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203756486 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210727 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203758535 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210728 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203760584 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210729 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203761609 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210730 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203763658 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210731 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203765707 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210801 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203766732 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210802 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203768781 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210803 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203769806 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210804 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203771855 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210805 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203772880 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210806 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203774929 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210807 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203775954 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210808 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203778003 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210809 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203779028 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210810 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203781077 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210811 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203782102 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210812 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203784151 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210813 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203785176 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210814 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203787225 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210815 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203788250 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210816 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203790299 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210817 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203791324 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210818 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203792349 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210819 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203793374 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210820 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203795423 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210821 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203797472 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210822 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203799521 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210823 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203800546 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210824 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203801571 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210825 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203803620 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210826 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203804645 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210827 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203805670 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210828 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203807719 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210829 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203808744 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210830 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203810793 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210831 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203811818 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210901 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203813867 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210902 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203814892 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210903 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203815917 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210904 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203817966 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210905 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203818991 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210906 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203820016 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210907 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203822065 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210908 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203823090 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210909 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203825139 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210910 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203826164 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210911 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203828213 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210912 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203829238 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210913 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203830263 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210914 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203832312 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210915 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203833337 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210916 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203834362 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210917 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203836411 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210918 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203837436 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210919 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203838461 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210920 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203840510 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210921 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203841535 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210922 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203842560 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210923 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203843585 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210924 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203845634 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210925 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203846659 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210926 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203848708 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210927 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203849733 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210928 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203850758 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210929 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203851783 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210930 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203853832 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211001 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203854857 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211002 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203855882 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211003 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203857931 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211004 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203859980 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211005 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203862029 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211006 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203863054 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211007 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203864079 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211008 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203866128 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211009 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203867153 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211010 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203868178 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211011 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203870227 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211012 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203871252 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211013 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203873301 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211014 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203874326 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211015 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203875351 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211016 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203877400 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211017 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203878425 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211018 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203879450 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211019 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203881499 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211020 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203882524 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211021 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203884573 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211022 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203885598 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211023 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203886623 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211024 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203888672 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211025 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203889697 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211026 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203890722 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211027 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203892771 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211028 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203894820 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211029 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203895845 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211030 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203896870 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211031 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203898919 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211101 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203899944 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211102 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203900969 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211103 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203903018 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211104 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203904043 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211105 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203905068 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211106 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203907117 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211107 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203908142 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211108 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203910191 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211109 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203911216 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211110 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203913265 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211111 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203914290 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211112 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203915315 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211113 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203917364 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211114 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203919413 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211115 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203920438 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211116 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203921463 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211117 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203923512 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211118 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203925561 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211119 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203926586 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211120 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203928635 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211121 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203930684 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211122 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203931709 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211123 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203933758 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211124 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203935807 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211125 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203936832 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211126 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203938881 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211127 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203939906 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211128 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203940931 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211129 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203941956 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211130 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203944005 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211201 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203945030 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211202 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203946055 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211203 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203947080 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211204 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203949129 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211205 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203950154 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211206 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203951179 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211207 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203953228 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211208 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203954253 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211209 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203955278 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211210 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061516Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203957327 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211211 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203958352 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211212 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203959377 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211213 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203961426 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211214 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203962451 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211215 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203963476 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211216 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203965525 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211217 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203966550 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211218 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203968599 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211219 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203969624 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211220 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203971673 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211221 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203972698 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211222 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203973723 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211223 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203975772 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211224 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203976797 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211225 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203977822 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211226 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203978847 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211227 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203980896 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211228 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203982945 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211229 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203984994 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211230 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203986019 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211231 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203988068 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220101 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203989093 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220102 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203991142 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220103 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203992167 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220104 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203994216 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220105 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203996265 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220106 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147203998314 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220107 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204000363 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220108 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204002412 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220109 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204004461 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220110 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204005486 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220111 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204007535 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220112 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204009584 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220113 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204011633 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220114 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204012658 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220115 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204014707 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220116 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204016756 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220117 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204018805 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220118 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204020854 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220119 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204022903 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220120 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204024952 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220121 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204028025 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220122 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204031098 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220123 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204033147 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220124 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204035196 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220125 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204036221 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220126 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38574946874510 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220127 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38574946896015 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220128 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38574946945168 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220129 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38574946965649 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220130 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38574946989202 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220131 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38574947010707 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220201 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204038270 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220202 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204040319 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220203 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204041344 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220204 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204043393 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220205 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204047490 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220206 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204048515 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220207 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204050564 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220208 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204051589 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220209 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204053638 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220210 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204054663 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220211 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204056712 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220212 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204058761 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220213 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204060810 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220214 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204061835 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220215 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204063884 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220216 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204064909 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220217 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204066958 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220218 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204069007 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220219 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204071056 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220220 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204072081 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220221 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204074130 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220222 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204076179 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220223 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204077204 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220224 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204079253 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220225 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204081302 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220226 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204082327 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220227 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204084376 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220228 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204086425 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220301 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204088474 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220302 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204090523 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220303 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204092572 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220304 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204094621 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220305 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204096670 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220306 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204097695 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220307 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204099744 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220308 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204101793 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220309 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204103842 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220310 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204104867 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220311 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204106916 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220312 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204107941 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220313 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204109990 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220314 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204112039 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220315 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204114088 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220316 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204115113 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220317 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204117162 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220318 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204119211 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220319 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204120236 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220320 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204123309 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220321 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204124334 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220322 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204126383 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220323 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204128432 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220324 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204130481 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220325 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204131506 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220326 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204134579 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220327 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204136628 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220328 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204137653 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220329 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204139702 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220330 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204141751 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220331 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204142776 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220401 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204144825 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220402 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061517Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204145850 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220403 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204147899 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220404 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204149948 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220405 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204150973 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220406 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204153022 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220407 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204154047 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220408 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204156096 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220409 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204158145 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220410 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204159170 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220411 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204161219 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220412 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204163268 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220413 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204164293 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220414 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204166342 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220415 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204168391 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220416 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204170440 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220417 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204171465 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220418 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204173514 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220419 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204175563 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220420 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204176588 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220421 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204178637 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220422 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204180686 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220423 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204182735 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220424 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204184784 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220425 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204186833 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220426 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204188882 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220427 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204190931 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220428 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204192980 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220429 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204194005 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220430 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204196054 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220501 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204198103 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220502 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204200152 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220503 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204202201 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220504 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204204250 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220505 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204206299 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220506 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204208348 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220507 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204212445 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220508 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204214494 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220509 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204216543 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220510 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204218592 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220511 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204220641 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220512 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204222690 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220513 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204225763 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220514 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204227812 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220515 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204229861 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220516 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204231910 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220517 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204233959 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220518 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204236008 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220519 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204238057 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220520 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204240106 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220521 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204242155 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220522 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204244204 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220523 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204246253 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220524 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204248302 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220525 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204250351 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220526 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204252400 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220527 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204254449 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220528 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204256498 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220529 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204257523 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220530 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204259572 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220531 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204260597 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220601 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204262646 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220602 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204264695 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220603 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204266744 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220604 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204268793 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220605 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204270842 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220606 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204271867 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220607 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204273916 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220608 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204274941 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220609 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204276990 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220610 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204279039 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220611 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204281088 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220612 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204282113 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220613 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204284162 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220614 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204286211 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220615 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204287236 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220616 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204289285 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220617 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204291334 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220618 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204293383 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220619 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204294408 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220620 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204296457 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220621 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204298506 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220622 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204299531 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220623 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204301580 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220624 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204303629 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220625 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204304654 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220626 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204306703 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220627 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204308752 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220628 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204309777 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220629 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T061518Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39147204311826 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220630 DESCRIPTION:Say Their Names – No More Names is an online and in-person ex hibit that highlights Black Americans who have been killed or impacted by police brutality and systemic racism. The exhibit originated in direct res ponse to the global Black Lives Matter movement.\n\nThe physical exhibitio n in Green Library includes names affixed to glass panels in the Bing Wing as well as banners throughout the first floor that contain the names and faces of the featured victims.\n\nThe online exhibit displays the images a nd individual stories of victims\, including Emmett Till\, Kalief Browder\ , Salecia Johnson and Bettie Jones\; it also calls attention to events lik e the Tulsa riots\, the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the Chicago Polic e Department Midnight Crew.\n\nThose who visit Stanford can also see a lar ge banner featuring the words 'Know Justice Know Peace\,' which was hung o n the front entrance of Green Library commemorating the opening of the exh ibit.\n\nPlease note the physical exhibit in Green Library is currently li mited to authorized Stanford ID cardholders due to COVID-19. However\, th e online exhibit\, which also includes photos of the physical exhibit is a vailable to everyone.\n\nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Stanford Librarie s and is a follow up to a statement of solidarity and support against syst emic racism published by Stanford Libraries over the summer. It offers opp ortunities for learning\, reflection and discussion. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Say Their Names - No More Names URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/say_their_names_-_no_more_n ames_5200 CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR