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Empowerment Film Series: Michelle Obama - Becoming
Join us as we celebrate Black History Month and kick off our Empowerment Film Festival via Netflix Watch Party featuring interesting topics and live chat with fellow viewers!
Book Talk: Stamped from the Beginning
Celebrating Black History Month at York College
Black History Month Film Series - Remember The Titans
In July 1971, at the desegregated T. C. Williams High School in Alexandria, Virginia, a black head coach, Herman Boone, is hired to coach the school's football team.
Historically Black Colleges and Universities
Conversation for the Culture: Connecting Civil Rights Activism to the Collegiate Experience
An Art Commentary on Lynching: How a 1935 Exhibition Resonates Today Registration
Lecture by Margaret Rose Vendryes, Ph.D. on how a 1935 exhibition resonates today.
Women's Empowerment Film Series: 13th
Commemorating Black History Month, join us for our February installment of the Women's Empowerment Film Series as we view the documentary "13th" directed by Ava DuVernay
BHM Movie Series: The Six Triple Eight
Join The Office of Student Activities and Africana Studies Center for an exciting afternoon viewing the historical movie The Six Triple Eight in celebration of black history month.
BHM Movie Series: Red Tails
Join The Office of Student Activities and Africana Studies Center for an exciting afternoon viewing the historical movie Red Tails with a special guest.
BHM: 35th Annual African American Read-In
York College and Greater Queens Chapter of The Links, Incorporated for the 35th Annual Annal American Read-In
Black History Month Celebration with Dr. Jean Phelps
The Africana Studies Center celebrates Black History Month with Dr. Jean Phelps, and the next installment of the micro-lecture series.
Black History Month Celebration with Dr. Lindamichelle Baron
Presented by the York College Black History Month Committee or Office of Student Activities
Black History Month Celebration with Dr. Margaret Vendryes
The Africana Studies Center celebrates Black History Month with Dr. Margaret Vendryes, and the next installment of the micro-lecture series.
Black History Month Celebration with Professor Mark Adams
The Africana Studies Center celebrates Black History month with Professor Mark Adams, and the next installment of the micro-lecture series.
Professor Michele Gregory - Black History Month Micro-lecture
Addressing Racial Wealth Inequality
The 2021 African American Virtual Read-In
Hosted by Cheryl Wills (NY1 Anchor) and special guest Bakari Sellers (Author and CNN Analyst)
Black History and The Arts: Dap, Snap and Wrap
We will host Andre Zachary from the Renegade Performance Group for a movement experience entitled, "Dap, Snap and Wrap!"
Black History and The Arts: Taking Up Space
We will host Julian Ali for an art exhibition entitled, "Taking Up Space!" Julian Ali is a talented artist who took pictures of students and recent graduates of York College for this project.
Canvas of Connection
Exploring Black Love's Diverse Palette
History in Motion
Join us as we welcome The Dance Theatre of Harlem to York College for a "movement experience," exploring the connection of dance, from ballet to hip-hop, through the lens of Black History.
Ripples of Reflection
Screening “The Water Came In” and Black Community Land Challenges
Black History and The Arts: Black Love
We will host Carl Clay from Black Spectrum Theatre for a screening, artist talk and improvisation workshop with our students.
Empowerment Film Series: Standing on My Sister's Shoulders
Join us as we celebrate Black History Month and kick off our Empowerment Film Festival via Netflix Watch Party featuring interesting topics and live chat with fellow viewers!
BHM Movie Screening: Tell Them We Are Rising
Tell Them We Are Rising: The Story of Black Colleges and Universities, is the latest documentary from Stanley Nelson (Black Panthers, Freedom Riders) and Marco Williams, the powerful story of the rise, influence, and evolution of HBCUs comes to life.
George White Jr. In Celebration of BHM
"I Remember, That’s Why I Believe" A short story by George White Jr., Associate Professor of History, Philosophy and Anthropology.
Jasmine Bratton-Robinson In Celebration of BHM
In celebration of Black History Month, we are honoured to share our community's inspiring stories portraying the Black perspective. We celebrate the culture and tradition rooted in this Black History Month and we are excited to share with the York Community!
