American Inspiration Hero
As part of our mission to educate, inspire and connect people to their family history, the American Inspiration Author Series explores themes of personal identity, families, immigration, and social and cultural history. Discover inspiring and thought-provoking stories of American families and the complex history which has shaped this country.
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American Inspiration Author Series partners with a variety of influential Boston institutions for many of our events, including Boston Public Library, GBH Forum Network, Museum of African American History, Porter Square Books, and the State Library of Massachusetts.
Our country’s past comes into focus on this acclaimed Yale historian’s road trip across America. From Constitution Hall in Philadelphia to Disneyland in Burbank, California, Beverly Gage introduces us to places, people, and passions that have shaped the United States. On this evening, she and conversationalist Edward L. Ayers will bring history to life.
American Inspiration Author Series
Explore the history and spirit of Santa Fe, New Mexico, in this evening focused on the Pulitzer Prize-winning American author Willa Cather and her celebrated work Death Comes for the Archbishop. Join author Garrett Peck and historian-curator Nicolasa Chávez for a discussion of The Bright Edges of the World and the culture and influence of the American Southwest.
American Inspiration Author Series
What is the enduring power of people, families, and communities that sound different? Linguist Valerie Fridland will unlock many secrets in this fun and surprising event focused on her new book, and the past, present and future of accents.
American Inspiration Author Series