First Lynching Memorial Marker to Document Local History of Racial Violence
This article first appeared on May 14, 2020 on University of South Florida St. Petersburg website In 1914, John Evans was lynched in St. Petersburg. Evans was accused of the
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS: Underground Railroad Interpretive Web Essays and Handbook
The National Park Service (NPS) is seeking the services of a qualified individual, firm, or organization (contractor) through a cooperative agreement with the Association for the Study of African American
Heritage Commission Seeks African American Perspective of the Coronavirus
Columbia — The South Carolina African American Heritage Commission has opened a web portal to capture African American impressions of the Coronavirus’ impact on their lives, and to establish a permanent
South Carolina African American Heritage Commission Newsletter
Those of us who have been blessed to, as the Bible says, have lived more than three score and 10 years might be tempted to think we have seen just
ACHP Offers Additional Remote Learning During Pandemic
The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (ACHP) today announced free online distance learning opportunities to meet the needs of those working remotely during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. These online
Dr. Randal Maurice Jelks and Dr. Ayesha Hardison held a Black Love Symposium
Executive Council Member Dr. Randall Jelks and Dr. Ayesha Hardison held a Black Love Symposium on the 80th Anniversary of the publication of Zora Neale Hurston’s Their Eyes Were Watching
Sarah Lawrence Magazine features Gloria J. Browne-Marshall
Gloria J. Browne-Marshall featured in Sarah Lawrence Alumni Magazin
ASALH Mourns the passing of Professor David C. Driskell
Dear friends of the Driskell Center, We are sorry to inform you of the passing of Professor David C. Driskell on April 1st, 2020 at the age of 89. During
ASALH Mourns the passing of Civil Rights Icon Rev. Joseph Lowry
ASALH mourns the passing of Rev. Joseph E. Lowery, an outspoken civil rights icon. Dr. Lowery was a supporter of ASALH and served on the honorary committee for the Atlanta
Renovation of historic Fountain Hall gets major boost with grant for a new roof
This article first appeared on saportareport.com on March 23, 2020 Morris Brown’s Fountain Hall will get a new roof, thanks to a $500,000 grant from the National Park Service African
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