Making Hartford Our Campus
Through place-based courses and special programs, we share the history, culture, and artistic life of our city with our students.
Proud to be part of Hartford
The Hartford Heritage Project is a place-based education initiative. HHP makes Hartford’s institutions, landmarks, and neighborhoods an extension of our classroom, giving students a practical and local context for knowledge learned in their courses, and making the school a vital part of the life of our community.
NEWS
- NEW Connecticut Explored: “20-for-20 Game Changers” (8/15/22)
- Trinity College Blog: History of Talcott St. Church (5/11/22)
- Grating the Nutmeg: The Life of Ann Plato Professor Antoinette Brim-Bell (1/15/22)
- CT’s Old State House: Hartford’s First Black Church & School (4/22/21)
- Trinity College Blog: Hartford’s Black History (2/1/21)
- Courant.com: CCC Developing Curriculum around First Black Church (1/5/21)
- read more in the news archive
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Funding is generously provided by CT Humanities, the CCC Foundation, and the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving.
