Hello, Welcome to the Quindaro Historical Tribal Community Podcast channel. We have a lot of exciting and upcoming events and ventures to accomplish. So what better way to do it than to introduce our supportive staff from the Charles E. Pope, Senior Foundation. With your support and guidance from the board, I truly believe we can preserve, protect and secure our future for generations to come. Let me introduce, SHERRI CAMP. She is the Genealogy Librarian at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library (retired) in Topeka, Kansas. She teaches regular classes on genealogy and organizes cultural heritage programs, promoting genealogy and family history research. She has been a genealogist for over thirty years. She has a BA History, BA Sociology, and a Masters in Liberal Studies with a History and Technology focus from Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas; she also holds a Certificate in Genealogy from Brigham Young University. Mrs. Camp has served as a Family History Librarian at the Family History Center in Topeka, Kansas for eighteen years and a Family History Consultant since 2005; She is the founding president of Kansas Network to Freedom, which educates the public on the Underground Railroad in Kansas; She chaired the 2010 Underground Railroad Conference held in Topeka (including the Kansas UGRR Tour) and presented her original research at the UGRR Conference in Detroit, Michigan. She is is amazing, but I'm not done yet. She is the author of African American Topeka, a book that is part of the Images of American Series published by Arcadia Publishers in 2013. It celebrates 150 years of Topeka history. The photos of African American life in her book document the history of Topeka from its territorial days to the present. It is an acknowledgement of the African American’s contribution to their Topeka community. Thank you for your support. Paypal.me/ceps2016