Weaving African American History and Culture into Your Youth Programs
Free workshop for educators in Savannah focused on integrating African American history and culture into youth programs, inspired by the NAACP Freedom School model.
GKCBHSG Women’s History Month Program: “Her Exile: Anna Julia Cooper in Missouri”
On March 21, the Greater Kansas City Black History Study Group held its Women’s History Month Celebration at the Black Archives of Mid-America
GKCBHSG Monthly Meeting: “Red Tails, Blue Skies, and My Tuskegee Airmen Story”
Colonel T. Len Nevels spoke at the Greater Kansas City Black History Study Group’s meeting, sharing the history and resilience of the Tuskegee Airmen. He detailed their barriers, victories, and the rediscovery of their...
GKCBHSG Monthly Meeting: “Historical Workplace Trauma: The Mask We Wear”
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...