About the 2023 Black History Month Virtual Festival
This year's festIval will celebrate the theme of black resistance in the past present AND FUTURE STARTING FEBRUARY 1st 2023.
ISR, partners conduct first national study of public libraries’ Black History Month programming as written by Michigan News: University of Michigan
Researchers from the Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan have received a $750,000 research grant to conduct a survey of Black History Month programming in public libraries across the country.
Black History Month Festival FAQs
This year's festIval will celebrate the theme of black resistance in the past present AND FUTURE STARTING FEBRUARY 1st 2023.
Archive: SPONSORSHIP & ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES
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ASALH The Greater Kansas City Black History Study Group Branch Event, Invisible Warriors: African American Women in WWII
On Thursday, July 14, 2022, The Greater Kansas City Black History Study Group in conjunction with the National World War I Museum and Memorial hosted a screening of the critically acclaimed documentary, Invisible Warriors:...
D.C. Black History Celebration Committee Presents: Saving All the Children and Families in Times of Crisis
ASALH Attends in Support as Mayor Welch Raises Black History Month Flag in History-Making Ceremony
To officially kick off Black History Month in St. Pete, Mayor Ken Welch — the city’s first African-American mayor — raised the Carter G. Woodson flag over City Hall on Feb. 1.
2022 Black History Month Virtual Festival Souvenir Journal
President’s Letter: Black History Month
This year’s theme for Black History Month is Black Health and Wellness. ASALH has celebrated Negro History Week and Black History Month for ninety-five years and rarely has one of its themes for the...
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