Tubman Till Museum Appoints Renowned HistorianDr. Daniel E. Walker as Chief Scholar & Advisor

September 9, 2025

The Tubman Till Museum & Foundation has appointed Dr. Daniel E. Walker as its Chief Scholar and Advisor to provide scholarly leadership for the forthcoming museum slated to open in North Orange County in 2026. Founder Dr. Eric J.

Who is affected

Communities, educators, and learners across the nation
People interested in Black history and cultural preservation
Future students of Tubman Till College
Visitors to North Orange County
Those concerned about the preservation of Black narratives that face political erasure

What action is being taken

Dr. Daniel E. Walker is being appointed as Chief Scholar and Advisor to the museum
Dr. Walker is leading the museum's scholarly direction, ensuring rigorous research, inclusive storytelling, and public engagement
The Tubman Till Museum is being developed as a cultural center and educational landmark
The museum is creating powerful exhibits, media storytelling, and educational programs
Tubman Till College is being established to offer courses in Business Entrepreneurship, History, and Media Studies

Why it matters

The museum preserves Black history at a time when it "faces systemic threats" and "political erasure"
It serves as a "fortress of memory, truth, and justice"
The museum will amplify stories of historically significant figures, abolitionists, allies, and unsung heroes
Dr. Walker's expertise ensures "rigorous research, inclusive storytelling, and public engagement"
The institution combines historical preservation with educational opportunities through Tubman Till College

What's next

The Tubman Till Museum is slated to open in 2026 in North Orange County

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