Make A Pretty Sound: A Story of Ella Jenkins, First Lady of Children’s Music
Traci N. Todd
Ghost Skins
Vern E. Smith
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: Requests for Essay Contributors: African Americans and the National Park Service 1872-1965 Study Project
The Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) is seeking contributors to write essays for a multi-authored and multi-chaptered study on African Americans and the National Park Service, 1872-1965.
ASALH Proudly Recognizes the Charles Deslondes Branch for Leading the Service of Dignity Honoring the Repatriation of The Nineteen
A memorial in New Orleans honored 19 African Americans repatriated from Germany, with the Charles Deslondes Branch of ASALH helping lead the dignity-restoring service.
Charles Deslondes Branch of ASALH Helps Lead Dignity-Restoring Memorial for 19 African Americans Repatriated from Germany
A memorial service in New Orleans honored the return and burial of 19 African Americans whose remains were taken to Germany in the 19th century for racist research. The Charles Deslondes Branch of ASALH...
I Didn’t Come Here to Lie: My Life and Education
Elizabeth Todd-Breland
Special Collections Archivist II
The Getty seeks a Project Archivist to process the archive of sculptor Richard Hunt. Duties include arrangement, description, staff supervision, and outreach. Based at the Getty Center, starting late May or early June 2025.
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...
Hidden Hospitality: Untold Stories of Black Hotel, Motel, and Resort Owners from the Pioneer Days to the Civil Rights Era
Calvin Stovall Jr
Essential Soldiers: Women Activists and Black Power Movement Leadership
Kenja McCray
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