Understanding the Language of Black Liberation
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ASALH Exhibitor Session: University Press of Mississippi
All Academic Conference PlatformThe virtual exhibit booth is a self-selected, 2 hour virtual presentation during the 106th Annual Meeting and Virtual Conference. Presented alongside ASALH academic sessions, exhibitors can promote products, services, and programs to the attention of the ASALH attendees. A replay of the 2 hour virtual exhibit booth will be available on-demand on ASALH TV, the Association's premier YouTube channel.
ASALH Mobile AL Branch Event, Gordon Parks: Segregation Story in Mobile
VirtualExhibition of Gordon Parks photography during Jim Crow at the Mobile Museum of Art.
ASALH Exhibitor Session: Prudential Hosted by Tiby Saunders of Cetera Investors
All Academic Conference PlatformRetirement Strategies and Legacy Planning will be the main topics of discussion. Managing Risks in the Retirement Red Zone will provide a detailed discussion on the challenges of managing income in retirement. We will discuss myths in retirement planning, risks in retirement and creating a plan that could withstand some of the predictable threats to retirement income. Legacy Planning Strategies focuses on the importance of planning for wealth transfer, and estate planning for retirement assets.
Felix Armfield Series – Tenure Dos and Don’ts: HBCUs vs. State Institutions
ASALH TVThis session workshop will feature Presenters Clarence Lang of Pennsylvania State University, Gregory Lamont Mixon of University of North Carolina Charlotte, and chaired by Rose C. Thevenin of Florida Memorial University.
Hine-Horne Book Roundtable: Brandi Brimmer, “Claiming Union Widowhood: Race, Respectability, and Poverty in the Post-Emancipation South”
All Academic Conference PlatformThis roundtable panel will discuss Brandi Brimmer's 2021 book, "Claiming Union Widowhood: Race, Respectability, and Poverty in the Post-Emancipation South." Panelists will engage Brimmer's fascinating work on Black women's public and private lives during the Reconstruction era.
Key Session: Creating Black Families: Black Marriage and Black Love
ASALH TVThis session will feature Randal Jelks of University of Kansas, Aneeka A. Henderson of Amherst College, Ayesha K. Hardison of University of Kansas, and Dianne M. Stewart of Emory University.
From Roots to Ancestry: Doing Black Family History
ASALH TVThis session will feature Gina Paige from African Ancestry, Inc., Elizabeth Clark-Lewis of Howard University, Debra Newman Ham, Morgan State University, Kendra Field, Tufts University.
Author’s Book Talk: Kevin McGruder
All Academic Conference PlatformThe Author’s Book Talk Event will feature one author for a 15 minute virtual presentation during the 106th Annual Meeting and Virtual Conference.
Author’s Book Talk: Morna Lahnice Hollister
All Academic Conference PlatformThe Author’s Book Talk Event will feature one author for a 15 minute virtual presentation during the 106th Annual Meeting and Virtual Conference.
Author’s Book Talk: Maxine Smith
All Academic Conference PlatformThe Author’s Book Talk Event will feature one author for a 15 minute virtual presentation during the 106th Annual Meeting and Virtual Conference.
Author’s Book Talk: James Wingo
All Academic Conference PlatformThe Author’s Book Talk Event will feature one author for a 15 minute virtual presentation during the 106th Annual Meeting and Virtual Conference.
Author’s Book Talk: Cherisse Jones-Branch
All Academic Conference PlatformThe Author’s Book Talk Event will feature one author for a 15 minute virtual presentation during the 106th Annual Meeting and Virtual Conference.
James Weldon Johnson Branch, Founders Day Program
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83718396612?pwd=YTJvbXVHdzhKbk5SOXpqKzBrZmp2UT09ASALH Samuel L. Banks Branch Rowing for Change in Recognition of Founder’s Day
300 Font Hill Ave 300 Font Hill Ave, Baltimore, MD, United StatesRowing exhibition. Youth ages 13 - 17 learn the art of Rowing. A free fun day for all, "All are Welcome," food, entertainment and rowing competition. Kevin L. Cooper Foundation […]
Felix Armfield Series – Estate Planning and Legacy Building
ASALH TVThis session workshop will feature Presenter Vicki Brackens of Brackens Financial Solutions Network and Chaired by Rose C. Thevenin of Florida Memorial University.
Hine-Horne Book Roundtable: Tyrone McKinley Freeman: “Madam C. J. Walker’s Gospel of Giving: Black Women’s Philanthropy during Jim Crow”
All Academic Conference PlatformThe roundtable panel will include presenters Tyrone McKinley Freeman of the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, Dennis Clark Dickerson of Vanderbilt University, Crystal M. Moten, Smithsonian Institution of the National Museum of American History, LaShawn Harris of Michigan State University, and chaired by Tiffany Gill of the University of Delaware.
Film Festival: SHOT: Caught a Soul
ASALH TVSHOT: Caught a Soul One shot is heard in the night. A Black teen is down. A White officer stands over him. There are no witnesses. A family is changed forever. But, this time, the victim will be heard. Kareem haunts Officer O'Donald - demanding answers. Why did you do it?
Key Session: African-American Families in Florida through Public History
ASALH TVThis session will feature Jada Wright-Greene of Florida's Historic African American Homes, Brandon Knightingale of Bethune-Cookman University, Charlene Farrington of South Florida Branch, and Rodney Hurst, Jr. of ASALH Florida James Weldon Johnson Branch. Dr. TaKeia Anthony of Kentucky State University will moderate.
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Illuminating the Black Family in History: A Retrospective on Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
ASALH TVA Retrospective on Henry Louis Gates, Jr., Recipient of ASALH’s Inaugural Luminary Award featuring Henry Louis Gates of Harvard University, award-winning artist and philanthropist John Legend, artist and philanthropist, S. Epatha Merkerson, and moderated by Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham, ASALH President and Harvard University.
Film Festival: Racially Charged
ASALH TVRacially Charged exposes how our country’s history of racial injustice evolved into an enormous abuse of criminal justice power. Through first-person accounts of those charged under the Black Codes of the Reconstruction era paralleled with the outrageous stories of people trapped in the system today, the film brings to light the unfolding of a powerful engine of profits and racial inequality.
Film Festival: Geographies of Kinship
ASALH TVGeographies of Kinship is a powerful tale about the rise of Korea’s global adoption program. four adult adoptees return to their country of birth and recover the personal histories that were lost when they were adopted. Raised in foreign families, each sets out on a journey to reconnect with their roots, mapping the geographies of kinship that bind them to a homeland they never knew.
ASALH James Weldon Johnson Branch Presents Painting to “Grandmother of Juneteenth,” Opal Lee
Mt. Sinai Missionary Baptist Church 2036 Silver Street, Jacksonville, FL, United StatesThe James Weldon Johnson Branch of ASALH will present a painting by artist Laurence Walden to Mrs. Opal Lee on Sunday, September 26, 2021 at Mt. Sinai Missionary Baptist Church […]
ASALH Bethel Dukes Branch Author Series with Judge Quander Date
Online via ZoomSeptember 26, 2021 3:30pm EST This event will be held online via ZOOM. https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZErd06vqTlvHdbKj0BNEqeLTFdztHTxK5xB
Felix Armfield Series – The Publication Landscape Post COVID-19
ASALH TVThis session workshop will feature Randal Jelks of University of Kansas Pero Dagbovie of Michigan State University, and chaired by Rose C. Thevenin of Florida Memorial University.
Film Festival: Dreams of Emmett Till
ASALH TVIn Dreams of Emmett Till, a now elderly Carolyn Bryant must face the accusation that led to the brutal killing of 14-year old Emmett Till, back in segregated Mississippi, in 1955.
Hine-Horne Book Roundtable: V. P. Franklin’s “Young Crusaders”
All Academic Conference PlatformThis book roundtable panel will discuss V. P. Franklin's 2021 book, "The Young Crusaders: The Untold Story of the Children and Teenagers who Galvanized the Civil Rights Movement." This special book panel will include presenters V. P. Franklin of University of California, Riverside, Genna Rae McNeil, Derrick P. Alridge of University of Virginia, Linda Perkins of Claremont Graduate University, and chaired by Jarvis R. Givens of Harvard University.
The Centennial Anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre and Anti-Black Violence
ASALH TVThis session will feature Karlos Hill of University of Oklahoma, John W. Franklin of Franklin Global, Inc./Smithsonian Museum of African American History and Culture and Melissa N. Stuckey of Elizabeth City State University.
National Virtual Awards Program
ASALH TVASALH will present the 2021 awards recipients on Tuesday, September 28 from 7-8:30 pm EST. Save this date to celebrate individuals who promote the legacy of Dr. Woodson through scholarship and service. Check here for information on ASALH awards.
Film Festival: Invisible History: Middle Florida’s Hidden Roots
ASALH TVInvisible History sheds light on the little-known history of plantations and the enslaved in Florida through a visually compelling story that explores the history of a people who contributed so much to what Leon county is today.
History of Policing in (BIPOC) Communities of Color and its Implications Today
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ASALH Athens Branch Event: Screening and Discussion of Ken Burns’ Documentary, MUHAMMAD ALI
OnlineASALH Athens joins ASALH Atlanta, the historic Auburn Avenue Research Library on African American Culture and History, and Georgia Public Broadcasting to sponsor a free virtual screening of Ken Burns’s new documentary Muhammad Ali and panel discussion. ASALH Athens member Dr. Valerie Babb, Andrew Mellon Professor of Humanities at Emory University, is one of the […]
International Underground Railroad Month Closing Ceremony
VirtualNetwork to Freedom Event to Announce Award Recipients and Highlight New Listings Date: September 20, 2021 Contact: Amanda Pollock Church Creek, MD – On September 29, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time, the National Park Service’s National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom program will host a virtual “Closing Ceremony for International Underground Railroad Month.” […]
ASALH Exhibitor Session: Georgetown University Press
All Academic Conference PlatformThe virtual exhibit booth is a self-selected, 2 hour virtual presentation during the 106th Annual Meeting and Virtual Conference. Presented alongside ASALH academic sessions, exhibitors can promote products, services, and programs to the attention of the ASALH attendees. A replay of the 2 hour virtual exhibit booth will be available on-demand on ASALH TV, the Association's premier YouTube channel.
ASALH Exhibitor Session: University of Virginia Press
All Academic Conference PlatformThe virtual exhibit booth is a self-selected, 2 hour virtual presentation during the 106th Annual Meeting and Virtual Conference. Presented alongside ASALH academic sessions, exhibitors can promote products, services, and programs to the attention of the ASALH attendees. A replay of the 2 hour virtual exhibit booth will be available on-demand on ASALH TV, the Association's premier YouTube channel.
ASALH Annual Membership Business Meeting
Online via ZoomAll CURRENT members of ASALH are encouraged to attend. This meeting will be held online via Zoom.
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Ida B. Wells Alpha Suffrage Club Marker Unveiling and Reception
The McCormick Tribune Campus Center at Illinois 3201 S State St, Chicago, ILOn January 30, 1913, Ida B. Wells founded the Alpha Suffrage Club, which was located at 3005 South State Street. The goal was to make African-American women feel more comfortable in the realm of politics and then to “use the vote for the advantage of ourselves and our race,” as Wells said. The former site of […]
This is What Democracy Looks Like: Street Heat, Voting and the Power of Community Mapping
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Charleston Area Branch of ASALH Founders Day Celebration
OnlineThe Branch will celebrate ASALH's Founders Day with Dr. Tonya Matthews and scholars of the College of Charleston’s 1967 Legacy Program About this event The Charleston Area Branch of ASALH will celebrate Founders Day by welcoming Dr. Tonya Matthews, who is the new Chief Executive Officer of the International African American Museum (IAAM). The […]
Encore Presentation Master Class with Tanya McKinnon
Online via ZoomJoin us for an encore rebroadcast of the Master Class featuring Tanya McKinnon. Sunday, October 10 2pm PST/5pm EST If you registered for the original event on May 27, 2021, you will receive a Zoom link on Saturday to view the rebroadcast. Please check the email that you used for your original Eventbrite registration. Questions? […]
The Middle Passage Ceremonies and Port Markers Project (MPCPMP) Presents: A Webinar/Panel Discussion: The Role of Historic Boston’s Churches Regarding Slavery, Truth-telling, and Healing
Online via ZoomPanelists: L’Merchie Frazier, artist, poet, Director of Education for the Museum of African American History, Boston and Nantucket, and member of the Boston Middle Passage Committee; Byron Rushing, a long-time civil rights activist, member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives from 1983 to 2018, former President of the Museum of African American History, Co-Chair of the Boston Middle Passage Committee, […]
Exploring the Impact of Mass Incarceration: Humans of Life Row and the Work of Ethical Storytelling
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Queens College Africana Studies to Host its Second Publish & Flourish Professional Development Workshop
Online via ZoomQueens College Africana Studies will host its second Publish & Floruish Professional Development Workshop with Prof. Nadine Naber. October 15, 2021 10am EST In support of tailoring the workshop for our audience, Dr. Naber requests that those interested register by October 10. For the sake of ease, here is the registration link. Topic: LIBERATE YOUR SCHOLARSHIP: […]
Before Slavery Museum Charity Dinner, “A Catalyst for Change”
Traylor-Brawner Park 3180 Atlanta Rd SE, Smyrna, GA, United StatesJames Weldon Johnson Branch, Monthly Meeting – Estate Planning by Juanita Powell-Williams
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83718396612?pwd=YTJvbXVHdzhKbk5SOXpqKzBrZmp2UT09Estate planning by Juanita Powell-Williams including advance directives
