Historic Mitchelville Freedom Park stands as a defining landmark in American history and a cornerstone of America 250, honoring the nation’s first self-governed town of formerly enslaved people and its enduring legacy of freedom, democracy, and education.
The park remains open daily.
Historic Mitchelville Freedom Park stands as a defining landmark in American history and a cornerstone of America 250, honoring the nation’s first self-governed town of formerly enslaved people and its enduring legacy of freedom, democracy, and education.
The park remains open daily.
Historic Mitchelville Freedom Park stands as a defining landmark in American history and a cornerstone of America 250, honoring the nation’s first self-governed town of formerly enslaved people and its enduring legacy of freedom, democracy, and education.
The park remains open daily.
Beyond the Game:
Sports and Social Change
Sports and Social Change
For generations, sports have been more than competition. Athletes have helped shape conversations about race, equality, leadership, identity and social change—sometimes by taking a public stand and sometimes through mentorship, philanthropy and leadership in their communities.
Historic Mitchelville Freedom Park invites you to Beyond the Game: Sports and Social Change, a two-day film series exploring the intersection of sports, leadership, influence and social change.
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