This article first appeared in The Washington Informer, February 6, 2019 ASALH Leads Yearlong Discussion of Forced Migration to VA Colony 1619 has served as the “official” date espoused by U.S. history scholars as...
Includes 1 poster and 1 Black History Bulletin. $50 includes USPS 1st Class Shipping. The poster is $15 and includes USPS 1st Class Shipping.
93rd Annual Black History Luncheon – February 16, 2019, Washington, DC. It’s the premier event and hottest ticket in the Nation’s Capital in the month of February.
Thank you for a successful 103rd Annual Conference!
Browse through our Dynamic Speakers & Special Guests, Meet our Award Winners, View Donors, Sponsors and much more!
The conference program is available online. You can search the program by day, by session type, and by a person who is presenting on the program. View the entire program as a guest and...
Named after the pioneering abolitionist and women’s rights activist-intellectual, the Maria Stewart Prize recognizes the best journal article concerning black intellectual history published in 2017. The winner receives $500, an award certificate, and a featured spot on Black Perspectives....
The 2018 ASALH Program Committee invites proposals for individual papers, entire sessions, presentations, performances, films, round-tables, workshops, conversations, or alternative formats dealing with the 2018 theme, “African Americans in Times of War,” which commemorates...
ASALH Luncheon online photo album by Photographer Milton Williams has recently been published by the photographer.
92nd Annual Black History Month Luncheon Feb. 24th Hosted by the Founders of Black History Month WASHINGTON —In February, more than 1000 educators, students, and community members from all walks of life will gather...
