Adrienne FikesMay 4Locating Gravesites at Arlington National Cemetery. There's an App for That!Find a grave in Arlington National Cemetery
Vicki McGillFeb 28Black History: Local, Living, and Imaginative – Descendant Stories Lemon's Legacies Porch TalkThis Black History Month Lemon's Legacies Porch Talk will amplify the voices of African American people and families of Virginia’s...
Vicki McGillFeb 28When Past Meets Present: Collaborative Genealogical Research to Find Enslaved Ancestors and Starting the Conversation about Repair by Dr. Jajuan Johnson and Vicki...
Adrienne FikesFeb 17History of Black Mental Healthcare in USTues Feb 22, 2022 at 7:30p, the American Psychiatric Association Foundation is hosting a Town Hall about Central State Hospital's history
Adrienne FikesNov 21, 2021From Roots to Ancestry: Doing Black Family History - ASALH 106th Annual Conference Plenary SessionTwo founding member of AAHGS, Elizabeth Clark-Lewis, and Debra Newman, are featured with Kendra Field for this ASALH plenary session
Adrienne FikesJun 13, 2021Lemon Project Genealogy Initiative Presents the Summer Sankofa SeriesThe Summer Sankofa Series are monthly genealogy workshops hosted by the Lemon Project Initiative at William and Mary
Lisa BealJun 4, 2021Slave Cemetery Dedication at Red HillOn June 5th I will travel to Brookneal, VA to participate in a remeberance and dedication of a slave cemetery at Red Hill, the plantation...
Adrienne FikesApr 18, 2021Reframing Narratives of Enslaver ResearchJDW chapter member Bernice Bennett interviewed Adrienne Fikes in March about shifting to a Black-centered perspective of enslaver research
Adrienne FikesMar 3, 2021Call Your 16 Greats By Name - TEDx TalkHow many of your 16 great-great-grandparents can you call by name? Watch the #16Greats Challenge TEDx.
LaBrenda Garrett-NelsonFeb 7, 2021Researching African American Ancestry in Probate RecordsI had the privilege of presenting virtually at the Smithsonian Museum of African American History & Culture on 6 February 2021. You can...