Braver Together: Strengthening Civil and Human Rights

Braver Together: Strengthening Civil and Human Rights Strengthening civic structures and supporting civil and human rights takes bravery. Individual acts of heroism can be inspiring, but movements and consistent change

70th Anniversary Commemoration of Emmett Till

Hosted by the Emmett Till Interpretive Center, Remembering Emmett is a series of programs commemorating 70 years since the murder of Emmett Till while also recognizing Mamie Till-Mobley’s courage in her pursuit

NOMINATION DEADLINE: 2026 Annual AAAM Awards

The Association of African American Museums is excited to open nominations for its 2026 Awards. Help us recognize the outstanding work of current and emerging museum professionals by nominating your

DEADLINE: AAAM 2026 CALL FOR PROPOSALS

#AAAM2026 CALL FOR PROPOSALS – 48TH Annual AAAM Conference- This Land Holds Our Stories: Celebrating America 250, and 100 Years of Negro History Week—We’re Still Making America Whole.” Application Opens July 30th,

Fourth Annual Martin R. Delany Symposium

Join the African American Program for the Fourth Annual Martin R. Delany Symposium: Organizing and Activism. The symposium will offer presentations and panels that address organizing and activism rooted in the life, ideas,

Gibbs-Green Commemoration

Our annual Gibbs-Green Commemoration is a poignant reflection on the May 1970 police shooting at Jackson State University. The event honors the lives of Phillip Gibbs and James Green while

Ona Judge Mural Unveiling

Ona Judge Staines Mural Unveiling At a time when stories of struggle and freedom are being erased, New Hampshire is choosing something different: to make the quest for freedom visible,