Happy New Year from ATBHK We at the Association for Teaching Black History in Kentucky are filled with gratitude and excitement for the year ahead. Together, we’ve made incredible strides in celebrating and amplifying the voices of Black Kentuckians, and we’re committed to building on this foundation in the coming year. From engaging educational programs…
Welcome to the latest edition of our newsletter, designed especially for the dedicated supporters and friends of the Association for Teaching Black History in Kentucky. We’re thrilled to have you with us as we continue our mission to educate, inspire, and honor the richhistory of Black Kentuckians. Dr. Dwayne Mack and Sharyn Mitchell Provide Professional…
Welcome to the latest edition of our newsletter, designed especially for the dedicated supporters and friends of the Association for Teaching Black History in Kentucky. We’re thrilled to have you with us as we continue our mission to educate, inspire, and honor the richhistory of Black Kentuckians. Shaniqua Robinson presents at Affrilachian Summit The Gateway…
Welcome to the latest edition of our newsletter, designed especially for the dedicated supporters and friends of the Association for Teaching Black History in Kentucky. We’re thrilled to have you with us as we continue our mission to educate, inspire, and honor the richhistory of Black Kentuckians. ATBHK kicked off the 2024 Fellowship, bringing together…
Contributor / Researcher: Johnathan Greer Kentucky is known around the world for many things — from KFC to Muhammad Ali — but the two biggest assets the commonwealth has become synonymous with are bourbon and horse racing. And believe it or not, both thrive in the area due to one common denominator: the natural limestone-filtered water…
Welcome to the latest edition of our newsletter, designed especially for the dedicated supporters and friends of the Association for Teaching Black History in Kentucky. We’re thrilled to have you with us as we continue our mission to educate, inspire, and honor the rich history of Black Kentuckians. VIEW/PRINT NEWSLETTER ATBHK Attends Lincoln…
