Black History is American History

Listing of great events around the USA

Researching genealogy and family histories are exciting activities. Equally thrilling are the research results coming to life in the form of podcasts, blogs, puzzles, articles, affirmations, proclamations, presentations, stage plays, films, clothing and other expressions of our ancestors’ rich legacies.

Here’s a partial listing of the Black History Month programs, activities and other recognitions throughout the United States:

President Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings Descendant Gayle Jessup White – African-American Burial Ground, Monticello

How to attend and be present for the future

  • Remember to bring along a notepad, whether electronic or paper. My youngest son brings his Braille notetaker.
  • Listen to the genealogy and ancestry points of information that relate to your current and future research.
  • Ask questions and make comments about what matters to you. At one of my recent online seminars, a participant asked that I return to former slides to review the listing of great resources for genealogy research.
  • Provide feedback to the event host. The feedback and especially the recommendations for topics of future topics, remain important to event hosts.
  • Relax and release so that you may enjoy and learn from every activity and program.