10 Ways To Mark Black History Month

We have lots of content planned for Black History Month 2021, many of which we’ll collect in a toolkit for partners to use. (Check back as we add more to it through the month of February.) We thought we’d also pass along some suggestions:

Film Watch Party & Discussion – Watch Good Trouble, Becoming, or another film.
Host a Livingroom Conversation on Race & America.
Reach out to faculty connections to request an African-American Studies Professor to host a presentation.
Reach out to expert in race relations such as Ibram X. Kendi to host a virtual dialogue.
Host a virtual poetry slam where Fellows read their favorite black poets.
Host a virtual tour of a museum, such as the African-American Museum in Philadelphia, the New York Public Library’s Digital Schomburg, or the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African-American History & Culture.
Host a virtual art exhibit featuring black artists’ work.
Host a poster contest with the Fellows to celebrate Black History Month/ Civil Rights Movement/ Black Lives Matter Movement.
Have students create Step-routine videos to share on social media.
Host a virtual mock Supreme Court trial on cases affecting Black rights.