Our Team
ATBHK has a mission; we work to ensure that the voices, stories, and historical experiences of Black Kentuckians are elevated and shared. We honor the work of Carter G. Woodson, the father of Black history, as we work to support educators in providing the most robust analysis of the social sciences for our students- and this must include Black history.
What I Really Want to Talk About Podcast
Shaniqua Robinson really wants to talk about teaching Black History and reclaiming her Appalachian roots. (April 1 | S3, E3 | 47 min)
Shaniqua Robinson is the Executive Director of The Association for Teaching Black History in Kentucky. We talk about her work helping teachers center Black History in the curriculum. Shaniqua also talks about reclaiming her roots as a Black Appalachian woman and about exploring the culinary traditions of Black Appalachia.

Governing Board Members
We listen to educators to understand their challenges, whether it is access to materials, an unease regarding support, or a lack of preparation in this specific space.
Our Collaborators
Thank you to our Contributors!
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