Feelin Some Type of Way: Mental health considerations w family history research, and A Gold Mine: Data in Virginia's Central State Hospital

Racial Justice & Mental Health commemorate Juneteenth, Mental Health Awareness Month, Black Mental Health Awareness Month in Alexandria VA

AAHGS-DC Members, please join us for the Members Only Research hour on March 13th from 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm ET. Post your research...

Find a grave in Arlington National Cemetery

This Black History Month Lemon's Legacies Porch Talk will amplify the voices of African American people and families of Virginia’s...

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

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

The Summer Sankofa Series are monthly genealogy workshops hosted by the Lemon Project Initiative at William and Mary

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...

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

How many of your 16 great-great-grandparents can you call by name? Watch the #16Greats Challenge TEDx.

I had the privilege of presenting virtually at the Smithsonian Museum of African American History & Culture on 6 February 2021. You can...