Echoes of Liberty is a free, place-based storytelling experience born from our founding question: how do we meet the Black Revolutionaries who shaped the nation, not just read their names? We hand-build small, carefully crafted dioramas and pair them with clear, first-person audio drawn from petitions, poems, and court records. Scene by scene, people encounter these lives in everyday places, on a plaza, in a school hallway, at a library, so memory becomes public, not distant. Shaped with classrooms, churches, and community partners, Echoes invites a habit of listening to Crispus Attucks, Elizabeth “Mum Bett” Freeman, Prince Hall, Phillis Wheatley Peters, and others with attention, context, and care. Delivered through Hoverlay’s simple viewer, the stories meet you where you stand, and begin to shape what we do now.