February 18: DeeDee's Cry Mental Health While Black Summit. Encore Boston Harbor, 1 Broadway, Everett, MA.
February 17: Webinar: How a Black-owned business creates community.
August 11: Justice, Equity & Inclusion Series: Creating a Culture of Compassion. Online. Presented by The Boston Globe, The Massachusetts Conference for Women, The Texas Conference for Women, and State Street.
July 22: What If We All Had Enough? Freeing Our True Selves from the Locks of Oppression. An online presentation by the City Spotlights Teen Leadership Program. Learn more and register
July 21: Cambridge College Panel Discussion - Part 2 of Pride & Pain: Black Triumph and Trauma in America. A discussion about the significance of the Tulsa Race Massacre.
July 13: Black Health Summit, Community invited to hear from nationally-acclaimed experts on chronic disease, mental health, fitness, wellness and more. Free. Presented by Black Health Matters and Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. Learn more
July 9: Public Reading of Frederick Douglas's Fourth of July Address, Museum of African American History, 46 Joy Street, Boston. More info at masshumanities.org
Ongoing March through June 2021: Mass. Historical Society & Northeastern Univ. School of Law, Confronting Racial Injustice Series
Every Tuesday, May 18, 2021 - June 15, 2021: Boston Foundation, Book Discussion: "Waking Up White, And Finding Myself in the Story of Race"
April 30, 2021: Racism is a Virus: The Impact of Racism on Overall Health, A panel discussion hosted by Cambridge College.
December 10, 2020: Student Virtual Coffee Hour
December 9, 2020: Faculty Conversations on Race: Moving Towards Racial Equity
November 18, 2020: Faculty Conversations on Race: Racial Consciousness and The Current Reality
November 12, 2020, Student Virtual Coffee Hour
October 14, 2020, Faculty Conversations on Race: Why is Talking about Race So Difficult?
Feb 23, 2020, Boston Public Library, Anna Malaika Tubbs — The Three Mothers: How the Mothers of Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X, and James Baldwin Shaped a Nation
Feb 18, City of Boston Department of Youth Engagement and Employment, Dream Chasers 2021: One Mic, Many Voices
Feb 13, Boston Public Library, A Nubian Movement: African Dance Workshop ft. Wyoma
Feb 9, Harvard Radcliffe Institute, AHOTB - based on Fanny Lou Hamer’s idea that “a black women’s body is never hers alone”
Feb 8, Cambridge Public Library, How the Turntables Have Turned! A Conversation About Hip-Hop & The Media
November 19, 2020, The Dinner Group - Boston, Men of Color Conference: Equity, Justice, Development - Day 2
November 12, 2020, The Dinner Group - Boston, Men of Color Conference: Equity, Justice, Development - Day 1
November 2, 2020, Eastern Bank, Virtual Celebration of Social Justice
October 21, 2020, Massachusetts Women's Political Caucus, From Protest to Power, Part 2: Electeds Enacting Policy.
October 13, 2020, Massachusetts Women's Political Caucus, From Protest to Power, Part 1: Activists in Action.
2018, cosponsors: Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian and National Museum of African American History, Symposium: Finding Common Ground.