Judy Richardson is a prominent figure in the Civil Rights Movement, known for her fearless activism and impactful contributions. She played a vital role as a member of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), dedicating her life to fighting for racial equality and social justice. Richardson's activism with SNCC spanned various pivotal moments, from organizing voter registration drives in the Deep South to participating in Freedom Rides and grassroots campaigns for civil rights. In addition to her activism, Richardson is also a renowned film producer, using her talents to document and amplify the voices of those fighting for justice. Her work includes producing the groundbreaking documentary series "Eyes on the Prize," which chronicled the history of the Civil Rights Movement. Ready to elevate your activism game? Join SNCC Veteran and film producer Judy Richardson at the Museum on March 23 at 10:30 am. Learn different tools to add to your activism toolkit and immerse your...