Salem, Massachusetts, is set to honor the legacy of abolitionist Sarah Parker Remond by installing a portrait in the new Sarah Parker Remond School for the 2026-27 academic year. This initiative coincides with the celebration of Remond's 200th birthday on June 6, as well as Salem's 400+ anniversary celebrations. The portrait will be a reproduction of an original oil-on-canvas painting by artist Jane Fiorentini Steward, which is currently displayed in Salem City Hall. Steward donated the original work to the city in July 2022, and the new reproduction will be a single-edition artist print, ensuring fidelity to the original. Mayor Dominick Pangallo expressed pride in elevating Remond's legacy, highlighting her significant contributions as an abolitionist and advocate for equality. The installation aims to inspire students and visitors alike, reinforcing the importance of Remond's ideals in today's society. Additionally, a keynote address featuring a historical reenactment of Remond will take place at Salem's Juneteenth Jam Party in the Park on June 19, further celebrating her impact and contributions.