Calendar of Events

February 7-8, 2025: Tougaloo College (Jackson, MS) (register here) Featuring SNCC veterans, Jennifer Lawson and Charles McLaurin, and humanities scholars, Emilye Crosby and Robert Greene Feb. 7, 10:00 am-12:00 pm CT:

The Banneker-Douglass-Tubman Museum Presents “Sacred Spaces” featuring Jabari Jefferson: A Groundbreaking Exhibition Honoring African American Heritage and Sustainability Opens February 2025 ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND– The Banneker-Douglass-Tubman Museum proudly announces “Sacred Spaces,”

The official 2025 annual meeting page for the upcoming OHA conference in Atlanta, Georgia, is now available on the OHA website! Inspired by the upcoming semi-quincentennial commemoration of the signing of the

The Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) is excited to invite DORA NELSON AFRICAN AMERICAN ART & HISTORY MUSEUM to complete the National Museum Survey (NMS)! Please take the survey here: Take the

The Margaret Walker Center invites proposals for papers, presentations, and panels for the 19th Annual Creative Arts & Scholarly Engagement (CASE) Festival, scheduled for Friday and Saturday, April 4 &

The Executive Leadership Council (ELC) is proud to support the next generation of leaders by awarding scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students across the country. This year, we are thrilled

The Greater Columbus Arts Council (GCAC), in partnership with the Columbus Museum of Art (CMA), offers a 90-day artist residency for a U.S.-based professional African American visual artist. The residency

The National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel will present a commemoration in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s life and legacy on Friday, April 4, the 57th

Join the Margaret Walker Center at Jackson State University for the annual student conference, the Creative Arts and Scholarly Engagement (CASE) Festival, on April 4 and 5. This year's festival will

Worcester, Art, and Telling the Whole History Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84763385655?pwd=cUU3dVlUa24vdHJHdTYxUHR1U2VCdz09 Meeting ID: 847 6338 5655 Passcode: 294088 In 2022, Worcester, Massachusetts, marked its 300th anniversary, offering a chance for the city to reflect on

AASLH Speed Networking: Career Pathways Are you a student in a history, public history, museum studies, or other academic program who plans to work in museums or historic sites? Are

UCLA SUMMER ONLINE COURSE on The Preservation of African American Cultural Heritage   The UCLA/Getty Interdepartmental Program in the Conservation of Cultural Heritage is pleased to announce the new, ONLINE summer course Caring

Ford House Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan April 22 – 23 Early Bird Rate: $175 AASLH Members | $205 Nonmembers Rate After January 17: $215 AASLH Members | $255 Nonmembers SEE THE

AASLH Speed Networking: Career Pathways Are you a student in a history, public history, museum studies, or other academic program who plans to work in museums or historic sites? Are

The African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund (AACHAF)/ National Trust for Historic Preservation is soliciting proposals for Interpretation and Operations planning as part of the Stewardship planning for the Nina

Please join the Margaret Walker Center at Jackson State University for the 55th annual commemoration of the 1970 Gibbs-Green tragedy at Jackson State University at 4:00 p.m., Wednesday, May 14,

Register today for our must-attend webinar, Navigating the Changing Landscape of Federal Funding, on May 15, 2025! In today’s political climate, knowledge is power. Federal funding is evolving, and so must

Although the National Park Service (NPS) is often thought of as a straightforward preservation agency, it is also a cultural institution that has fundamentally shaped the relationship between national identity,

Museums & Race wants to get to know you and how you might fit into our team. We hope to add volunteers to the Steering Committee (2-year term) as well

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