The museum welcomes speaker Morris “Dino” Robinson, founder of Evanston’s Shorefront Legacy Center. Established in 1995, the Shorefront Legacy Center is the North Shore’s only community archive for Black history and provides many resources and stories surrounding the experiences of people of color on the North Shore, such as documentation of discriminatory policies on the North Shore that have ultimately played a key role in reparation work in the area. A lifelong Evanston resident and recipient of several distinguished awards for leadership and education, Mr. Robinson also helped create the Reparations Stakeholders Authority of Evanston, as well as Evanston’s African American heritage sites program.