UGR3DAY Magazine

This September, we invite you to journey through history as we celebrate International Underground Railroad Month. Our team traveled over 1,500 miles across New England to uncover and share the powerful stories that shaped African American history.

Explore the rich tapestry of narratives, historic landmarks, and the lives of skilled artisans who built communities that laid the foundation for the Underground Railroad. Discover how clothing patterns, materials, and craftsmanship played a pivotal role in this incredible secret network, guiding countless individuals on their path to freedom.

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Forest Bathing Event 9/21/24 at 10a.m.

Join us for a transformative forest bathing event, where history and nature intertwine in a serene journey through landscapes that once witnessed the pursuit of liberty.

Sept 21, 2024 at 10a.m. Smryna, DE. Blackbird State Forest- a landmark on the Harriet Tubman Byway. Details emailed upon registration.

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Culturally Responsive Professional Development

Committed to honoring diversity, equity and inclusion, we are pleased to offer two trainings to support culturally responsive PD; Microaggressions and Anti-Bias Classrooms. Both are quality assured through the University of Delaware's Institute of Excellence in Early Childhood. Click below for more information.

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UGR3DAY Underground Railroad Experiences Inc. was established in 2019 through a 52 mile walk on the Underground Railroad that was done in celebration of “Conductor Dee’s” birthday. Along with 11 friends, they walked through Central Delaware, Northern Delaware and Kennett Square, PA. Dionne Patterson, a.k.a. “Conductor Dee” knew from the beginning that she wanted it to be more than a walk. Her vision was to have it be an experience, and an experience it was. That walk, often regarded as life changing by its participants, was the start of UGR3DAY.