Dialogue Facilitator

Betty Brown-Pitts

Betty Brown-Pitts | NJ Monuments to Migration and Labor, njmml.com

Betty Brown Pitts and her husband reside in Vineland, NJ.

Brown Pitts volunteers at the Seabrook Educational and Cultural Center. Seabrook is the community she was raised in until the 8th grade. Brown Pitts is interested in preserving the African-American migrant and labor experience in Seabrook.

Upcoming & Ongoing Events for Betty Brown-Pitts

Explore the ongoing and upcoming activities planned at locations under consideration for the installation of Memorials/Monuments honoring Migration and Labor. Stay connected and be part of the journey as we celebrate the stories, struggles, and contributions of migrant workers through community events, public art, and meaningful dialogues.

Labor and Afterlives of Wartime Incarceration: Japanese American Workers at Seabrook Farms
June 28, 2025
13:00
to 16:00
Commemorating South Jersey’s Black Migrant Farmworkers
May 31, 2025
13:00
to 16:00

About NJMML

NJ Monuments To Migration And Labor is a three-year initiative honoring immigrants’ contributions to the state. Through public events, and monument installations, it celebrates their resilience, hard work, and cultural impact, blending art, history, and storytelling to inspire reflection and appreciation.

Regions being explored for NJMML

North
Central
South

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