Charles Deslondes New Orleans Branch of ASALH’s Carter G. Woodson Birthday & Chapter Holiday Celebration
Celebrate our founder Carter G. Woodson’s birthday with the Charles Deslondes New Orleans Branch of ASALH!
Prince George’s County Maryland Truth Branch – Carter G. Woodson Turns 150
Prince George’s County Maryland Truth Branch celebrates Carter G. Woodson's 150th Birthday.
Carter G. Woodson Branch of ASALH 5th Sunday African American Cultural Awareness Program
This November 30th, the Carter G. Woodson Branch of ASALH will present “Writing Our Stories in Black and White,” featuring Loren Saxton Coleman, Ph.D., on the Black press and its impact on community and...
Martha’s Vineyard Branch of ASALH – Join US to Commemorate the 150th Birthday of Carter G. Woodson, Founder of The Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH)
The Martha’s Vineyard Branch of ASALH invites you to join us in honoring the 150th birthday of Carter G. Woodson, visionary founder of the Association for the Study of African American Life and History.
Activities of the Prince Georges County Truth Branch – Fall 2025
Prince George’s County Truth Branch Highlights Busy Fall 2025.
Savannah-Yamacraw Branch of ASALH Swearing-In New Officers
Savannah-Yamacraw Branch of ASALH is swearing-in New Officers. See the full program here!
GKCBHSG Monthly Meeting: “Red Tails, Blue Skies, and My Tuskegee Airmen Story”
Colonel T. Len Nevels spoke at the Greater Kansas City Black History Study Group’s meeting, sharing the history and resilience of the Tuskegee Airmen. He detailed their barriers, victories, and the rediscovery of their...
Resistance in the Face of the Government Shutdown
Letter from the ASALH President's Desk
2026 Higher Learning Program Open Call for Concepts
The Mellon Foundation invites U.S. liberal arts institutions to submit humanities-focused projects on AI and intelligence or the concept of normalcy. Grants of $250K–$500K are available; registration is due Dec 1, 2025, and applications...
GKCBHSG Monthly Meeting: “Historical Workplace Trauma: The Mask We Wear”
The Greater Kansas City Black History Study Group hosted its October program at the Black Archives of Mid-America, featuring guest speaker and doctoral candidate Terrence Frazier. In his talk, “Historical Workplace Trauma: The Mask...
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