Helen Keller

In the late nineteenth century a little girl struggled out of the depths of fear. At age of two, Helen experienced a life threatening illness. She was plunged into a dark, silent world. Anne Sullivan, a determined young teacher would find the key to unlock Helen’s prison. Through Anne’s diligence and perseverance, Helen would become a world renowned speaker and advocate for the disabled.

Jessica Michna, Historical Presenter

Wed., Apr. 27, 2 p.m., SPCC 219, Free