The UCP Citizen Archivist team is hard at work — setting up for another oral history session at the Princeton Public Library. Each story helps preserve the voices of Black veterans whose service shaped Somerville and beyond.

Supported by the New Jersey Council for the Humanities, this project keeps community history visible, valued, and remembered.

Through exhibitions, educational programs, historical artifacts, storytelling, and community engagement, the Ubuntu Cultural Pavilion provides a platform for exploring the people, events, ideas, and accomplishments that have shaped African American and global history.

Ubuntu: “I am because we are.”

The Pavilion is committed to preserving the past while inspiring future generations. By bringing history and culture to life, it encourages visitors to learn, reflect, and recognize the enduring contributions of individuals and communities whose stories are an essential part of our shared human experience..

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