The 2022 Chapter election cycle has begun. All members are encouraged to participate in the process. Nominations are open until July 15th.

Collaborative Genealogical Research to Find Enslaved Ancestors and Starting the Conversation about Repair by Dr. Jajuan Johnson and Vicki...

Tues Feb 22, 2022 at 7:30p, the American Psychiatric Association Foundation is hosting a Town Hall about Central State Hospital's history

I’ve had the pleasure of knowing the Cathcart family for many years and I’m a huge fan of the work they are doing to preserve the history...

AAHGS NY and the NYG&B Present Dr. Jessica Berry on February 12 2022 for a free webinar on Gullah Geechee history and culture.

Black history events on the Eastern Shore.

Black History Month is always a busy and exciting time. There are so many great programs but sadly, not enough time to attend them all. ...

It can be really hard keeping up with the many genealogy events, conferences and meetings but there is a really great resources that can...

Two founding member of AAHGS, Elizabeth Clark-Lewis, and Debra Newman, are featured with Kendra Field for this ASALH plenary session

Family Search Offers Free Lookup Service for Library Only Materials.

AAHGSDC Members Speaking on Ethics Panel at AAHGS 2021 on Wed Oct 13th at 5pm ET

AAHGS DC member Adrienne Fikes has an article entitled Joy, Genealogy and Justice: Connection to History Through Family Research

The Unveiling of the Historic Highway Marker commemorating the Founding of the Central State Hospital at the original site on the parking...

On June 5th I will travel to Brookneal, VA to participate in a remeberance and dedication of a slave cemetery at Red Hill, the plantation...

The dedication and unveiling ceremony will be held on June 7, 2021 at 10:30 a.m. in the parking lot of Mt. Tabor Baptist Church in Richmond

JDW chapter member Bernice Bennett interviewed Adrienne Fikes in March about shifting to a Black-centered perspective of enslaver research

Join the African American Civil War Museum for: "Researching the USCT in Pension Files" with Ms. Bernice Alexander-Bennett April 16,...

Join us as we celebrate and learn more about those that were Emancipated on April 16, 1862. We will start with a libation ceremony and a...

New Documentary on Who Killed Malcolm X