November 8: March on Washington Film Festival Conversation with Dr. Joyce Ladner (Washington, DC)
November 8: March on Washington Film Festival Conversation with Dr. Joyce Ladner (Washington, DC)
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January 10: National Archives – Interview with African American Folktales authors Henry Louis Gates & Maria Tatar (Washington, DC)
January 10: National Archives – Interview with African American Folktales authors Henry Louis Gates & Maria Tatar (Washington, DC)
January 28: From Harlem to Havana – Santiago de Cuba on board Le Ponant (Cuba)
January 28: From Harlem to Havana – Santiago de Cuba on board Le Ponant (Cuba)
February 1: VisitIndy-Bill McGowan Leadership Award (Indianapolis)
February 1: VisitIndy-Bill McGowan Leadership Award (Indianapolis)
February 3: National Museum of African American History and Culture Book Signing (Washington, DC)
February 3: National Museum of African American History and Culture Book Signing (Washington, DC)
February 10: Columbia Alumni Association’s “She Opened the Door” Women’s Conference (New York, NY)
February 10: Columbia Alumni Association’s “She Opened the Door” Women’s Conference (New York, NY)
February 22: Book Signing & Talk – All about Madam C. J. Walker Indianapolis Public Library (Indianapolis)
February 22: Book Signing & Talk – All about Madam C. J. Walker Indianapolis Public Library (Indianapolis)
February 23: Book Signing with Rochelle Riley – The Burden: African Americans & the Enduring Impact of Slavery Indpls Public Library (Indianapolis)
February 23: Book Signing with Rochelle Riley – The Burden: African Americans & the Enduring Impact of Slavery Indpls Public Library (Indianapolis)
March 15: “Women’s Suffrage and the Vote: Funding Feminism” (video link) at the National Archives (Washington, DC)
March 15: “Women’s Suffrage and the Vote: Funding Feminism” (video link) at the National Archives (Washington, DC)
March 19: “The Emancipation Proclamation and the End of Slavery” (video link) at the National Archives (Washington, DC)
March 19: “The Emancipation Proclamation and the End of Slavery” (video link) at the National Archives (Washington, DC)