Stephanie McKay brings her years of professional performing experience and deep love for education to this unique library program focused on the history of the Harlem Renaissance Movement. Through a mixture of song, storytelling, poetry, historical photographs, and theater role play, Stephanie introduces students to a collective of creative innovators—Duke Ellington, Adelaide Hall, Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Ella Fitzgerald, James Van der Zee, and more—who broke color barriers by using their art forms to drive a cultural movement. Students will leave with a new understanding of how artists use their art and voice to reimagine their role in society and amplify their civil rights through art.