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Visiting Quinnipiac University’s Irish Great Hunger Museum was a powerful and eye-opening experience. Until you see the haunting images and primary sources firsthand, it’s hard to grasp the true impact of such a devastating chapter in history. The museum’s collection not only preserves these stories but also fosters deeper understanding and reflection. Let’s support its reopening and ensure these vital narratives continue to be told!
Mary Beth supported: Reopen Quinnipiac University's Irish Great Hunger Museum that was closed in 2021This important collection deserves a worthy home more than just a gallery space. This building was designed specifically for this art and diaspora; some areas designed around particular pieces. It was never supposed to generate money - it was supposed to be a resource and teaching-tool - for its students, scholars, and the public - to share the story of the Irish people. Its permanent home should do it justice.
Sara supported: Reopen Quinnipiac University's Irish Great Hunger Museum that was closed in 2021Museums are a pivotal part to preserving history and offer knowledge to the community. They are very important to me and many others. I have fond memories of visits with family or school and have learned much. But there is always more to learn; history needs an ever present stenographer.
Matt supported: Reopen Quinnipiac University's Irish Great Hunger Museum that was closed in 2021The Hunger Museum invited the community to many memorable talks, author events, and cultural touchstones. I miss the ability to reconnect with my heritage and its academia.
Maureen supported: Reopen Quinnipiac University's Irish Great Hunger Museum that was closed in 2021You’re not alone — a community of supporters is ready to back you.
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