Witch Hunts Then and Now: A Talk with Sarah Jack
Day(s): October 9
Time(s): 3pm - 4pm
Location: Occhiato Theater and PCC Library
Join Sarah Jack, founder of the nonprofit End Witch Hunts and descendant of colonial-era witch trial victims, for a powerful in-person talk that explores the history of witch trials and their surprising connections to modern-day events. Sarah’s work, featured in The New York Times and NPR, focuses on educating communities about the impact of historical and current witchcraft accusations around the world. Through storytelling and advocacy, she helps us understand how past injustices still shape lives today. Free giveaway included: themed basket and book on witch trials! Don’t miss this eye-opening event that connects history, justice, and community awareness.
Presented alongside the Witch Trials: Accusation to Exoneration exhibit.