Juneteenth 2025: A Moment of Rest & Resistance
From the ASALH President's desk
A Message from the President
ASALH urges safety and preparedness ahead of June 14 “No Kings” marches and military parade.
Latinos in Heritage Conservation Launches el Primer Endangered Latinx Landmarks Program in the Nation
Latinos in Heritage Conservation has launched the Endangered Latinx Landmarks program, the first national effort to protect Latinx heritage sites in the U.S. facing urgent threats like demolition, gentrification, and climate change. Communities are...
Forward Together: The Black Policy Playbook for an Equitable America
Forward Together: The Black Policy Playbook is a comprehensive framework created to address systemic challenges facing Black communities in the U.S. Co-developed by the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation and the Joint Center for Political...
National Capital Parks — East Announces Expanded Hours at Frederick Douglass NHS and Mary McLeod Bethune Council House NHS
National Capital Parks — East announces expanded hours for Frederick Douglass National Historic Site and Mary McLeod Bethune Council House National Historic Site, inviting the public to celebrate and learn from these important landmarks.
The Amistad Research Center Needs Funding ASAP
The Amistad Research Center is facing major budget cuts after losing key federal grants, significantly affecting its staff and operations. Supporters are calling for increased awareness and urging the public to share the center’s...
Apply Today: AAAM and AACRN Grant Program
The AAAM x AACRN Microgrant Round is now open through June 2, 2025. Eligibility is limited to AACRN members who joined by January 8, 2025.
Toolkit for Community Engaged Scholarship in Tenure and Promotion
The American Sociological Association has launched an online toolkit to support the inclusion of community-engaged scholarship in tenure and promotion decisions. Designed for sociology but useful across disciplines, the toolkit offers practical guides for...
National Park Service Unveils Vision for Revitalizing Anacostia Park
The National Park Service has unveiled its Reimagine Anacostia Park Development Concept Plan, aiming to improve access, safety, and recreation in the park’s eastern section. Shaped by community input, the plan features three design...
Remembering Heroism 80 Years Later: The Protest that Made Virginia Key Beach Happen
On May 9, 1945, a small group of Black Miamians risked arrest in a courageous protest demanding a beach for the Black community—an act of civil disobedience that led to the creation of Virginia...
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