Education

Kwanzaa Celebration in the Community at the Grand Rapids African American Archives and Museum

Deborah Pryor-Bayard, the education coordinator of the Grand Rapids African American Museum and Archives (GRAAMA), played a pivotal role in organizing a special community Kwanzaa celebration event on Saturday, December 28, 2024. The event,...

Florida Communities Take Initiative to Address Gaps in Black History Education as Schools Lag Behind

In Florida, where public schools have been mandated to teach African American history for over 30 years, many students still receive incomplete or inadequate lessons. This gap in education has prompted churches, nonprofits, and...

Florida Students Commit Saturdays to Studying Black History Not Covered in School Curriculum – Essence

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A critical examination of educational equity for Black students in 2024

In 2024, Black K-12 education faced a year of significant moments that shaped the overall educational environment for Black students nationwide. These events included historic milestones, the navigation of controversial issues, and the implementation...

Uncovering Black History: College of Charleston’s Initiatives | Education Lab

For Bernard Powers, Charleston is a city full of contradictions. It’s a place enriched by Black history, but unless you know where to look and what you are looking at, you will miss it,...

The Enduring Influence of Dr. Carter G. Woodson on Education

Dr. Carter G. Woodson, known as the “Father of Black History,” was a trailblazing scholar and educator whose impact continues to resonate today. Born on December 19, 1875, in Virginia to formerly enslaved parents,...

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