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...
Savannah Tech Historic Preservation students will join ASALH on October 18, 2025, to restore the Law family plot at Laurel Grove South Cemetery, honoring civil rights leader W.W. Law and preserving Savannah’s Black heritage.
Register today! Mother Bethel Freedom School opens enrollment for a 10-week course empowering adults to study and discuss African American history.
Founder's Day Celebration at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania!
The University of Kansas’ Spencer Research Library offers a travel award for scholars to study its African American Experience collections, made possible by Professor Emerita Sandra Gautt upon the retirement of longtime curator and...
The Greater Kansas City Black History Study Group’s Founder’s Day featured journalist Lewis Diuguid on the 2025 theme, highlighting enslaved Africans’ skills and Black railway workers’ role in the middle class and Civil Rights...
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Mrs. Lee, longtime chair of Black History Month Programs, pictured at Trinity Presbyterian Church.
ASALH’s 110th Anniversary and Founder's Day was celebrated by the Dorothy Turner Johnson Branch at Eatonville Library.
ASALH South Florida’s Founder’s Day drew nearly 100 attendees, raised funds, and welcomed new members.
