The Prince George's County Office of Human Rights and the Prince George's County Memorial Library System are excited to host Lindsey Baker, CEO of Maryland Humanities.
Maryland Humanities is a statewide, educational nonprofit organization that creates and supports bold experiences that explore and elevate our shared stories to connect people, enhance lives, and enrich communities.
They envision a Maryland where the humanities are understood as central to everyday life because they help us reflect on the past, understand the present, and shape the future. The result will be a state where thoughtful and informed Marylanders are committed to a lifetime of learning that invigorates and strengthens our democracy through an open-minded exchange of ideas.
By providing grants, educational resources, and public discussions, Maryland Humanities empowers educators, students, and citizens to engage critically with history, literature, and culture, thereby enhancing civic awareness and fostering community collaboration.
Registration not required. Click on the YouTube video linked below to stream the program live or watch the recording later.

About our guest:
Lindsey Baker is the Chief Executive Officer of Maryland Humanities, where she leads statewide efforts to build connections through stories, history, and conversation. Since joining the organization in 2020, she has guided Maryland Humanities through a period of renewal and innovation, launching the Humanities Now strategic plan and emphasizing partnerships that demonstrate the humanities’ power to foster understanding and strengthen communities across Maryland.
A Marylander since 2008 and a museum nerd by training, Lindsey brings more than two decades of experience in public history, nonprofit leadership, and organizational strategy to her work advancing the humanities statewide. She lives in West Laurel with her husband, Danny Cruz, their two children, Adriana and Axel, and an assortment of pets.
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Virtual Event | Speaker or Panel | Discussions |
TAGS: | Office of Human Rights |
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