NCPH DIVERSITY TRAVEL AWARD Four $500 travel grants to support attendance at the NCPH Annual Meeting for representatives of minority-supporting institutions, including but not limited to universities (including HBCUs, HSIs, etc.), museums, historic sites, and other organizations that base their primary work in supporting marginalized communities through public history broadly defined. Launched in 2024, this award
The National Park Service is accepting applications for the third round of funding for the Semiquincentennial Grant Program. This grant program was created by Congress in 2020 to support the preservation of sites and structures listed on the National Register of Historic Places that commemorate the founding of the nation. The FY2023 round features several notable
Callaloo Literary Journal Phillis Wheatley Poetry Festival 50th Anniversary Conference: Call For Papers Abbreviated Description We invite those who participated in the Phillis Wheatley Poetry Festival’s 50th Anniversary to submit work (scholarly articles, essays, poetry, fiction, visual art) for publication in a special issue of Callaloo. This issue will function to archive, document, and continue
The 2024 Academic Program Committee is proud to announce that it is now accepting proposals for the 109th Annual Meeting and Conference to be held September 25– 29, 2024 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Please feel free to share and distribute the following CFP widely. You may also contact us by using the form on this page. You
The Margaret Walker Center invites proposals for papers, presentations, and panels for the 18th Annual Creative Arts & Scholarly Engagement (CASE) Festival, scheduled for Friday and Saturday, April 5 & 6, 2024. The CASE Festival will focus on the legacy of Black women writers, and the Black Arts Movement with special guest Sonia Sanchez. Proposals must be
Join Dr. Vedet Coleman-Robinson to celebrate the first National Black Women’s Labor Day and see the exclusive screening of the powerful documentary “Invisible Warriors” that pays homage to the 600,000 African American “Rosie the Riveters” whose resilience and strength paved the way for generations of Black women to enter the workforce. This is an extraordinary