Black History Month: Liberated Parenting for Black Families
Learn strategies for raising mentally and emotionally healthy liberated Black children. Discover tools for anxiety, generational trauma and unlearning harmful child-rearing beliefs and practices. Holistic healing exercises will help caregivers reclaim their right to parent from a place of peace.
Black History Month: 450 Years of Oregon's Black History
People of African descent have lived and worked in Oregon since before the founding of the earliest English-speaking settlements in the Americas. Despite this, the popular narrative of our state's history excludes the experiences of African Americans before the mid-20th century.
Black History Month: Liberation and Indigenous Sovereignty
Join us for this compelling workshop with leader, educator, and speaker Amber Starks on Realizing Black and Native Futurity Through Solidarity and Kinship.
Black History Month: Soul food at the Sunday Table
Stones, Bones and Blacked-Eyed Peas presents: Family recipes, a seat at our family table, and the importance of Sunday dinner in the African American community. Join chef and owner of Finer Things Events and Catering, Michelle Guinn, along with her daughter, Sable Askew and take a trip back into history.
Black History Month: Buffalo Soldiers Fighting on Two Fronts
Buffalo Soldiers: Fighting On Two Fronts recounts the laudatory and complicated legacy of African American soldiers who sought a better life in the United States Army after the Civil War. Join us for this riveting documentary screening with the award winning film maker, Dru Holley.
