Join Paul Farber, director and co-founder of Monument Lab, to explore the relationship between public space and public memory. Farber will examine case studies of communities who tackled complex legacies of injustice inscribed into public spaces and shed light on how monuments can be transformed into sites of healing and repair. The In’zhúje’waxóbe / Sacred Red Rock Project is sponsoring this talk to learn more about how our Lawrence community may reimagine Robinson Park going forward. For more information visit www.sacredredrockengagement.com