Rooted & Written | Broad Run’s 9th Annual African American Read-In
On February 7th, in honor of Black History Month, Broad Run’s English Department and Psi Epsilon Nu (PEN), the chapter
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African American Read-In (AARI)
Harlem Renaissance Scavenger Hunt
MFHS School Library 1265 Koebel Rd, Columbus, OH, United StatesStudents research African American contributors to the Harlem Renaissance and important events and locations using a scavenger hunt format by
Free
Not Quite, Snow White with Miss Maryland International 2023
Snow Hill Elementary School 515 Coulbourne Lane, Snow Hill, MD, United StatesSnow Hill Elementary School with host special guest reader, Ariana Wright, Miss Maryland International 2023! Miss Wright will visit via
National African American Read-In Storytime with Anne Wynter
BookPeople 603 N. Lamar Blvd., Austin, TX, United StatesBookPeople welcomes Anne Wynter for a special National African American Read-In storytime! Anne will be reading her new book Nell
Free
Columbus State Community College African American Read-In Chain
FL, United StatesOn Feb. 8, 2023, the Columbus State Community College English Department hosts the Read-In as a “kick-off” to Black History
Free
7th Annual AARI Read-In at Pierce County Library-Summit Branch
FL, United StatesWe have 3 different events for the AARI 2023. On Wednesday February 8th, 3:30-5:30, we will be creating a Freedom
Free
Fortuna Library African American Read-In
Be a part of a national celebration of African American authors during Black History Month! WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8 5:30 -
Free
Scenic Woods Regional Library African American Read-In
In honor of Black History month, we invite YOU our customers and community members to participate in an African American
Burbank Elementary School and Burbank AASAI African American Read-In
222 Burbank StHayward CA94541Burbank Elementary School and Burbank AASAI (African American Student Achievement Initiative) invite you to join us in celebrating Black History
Read In at MBU
The Department of English and the Office of Inclusive Excellence are hosting the annual African American Read-In event from 12:15-1:15 on
African American Read-In Open Mic at the University of Central Arkansas
University of Central Arkansas 201 Donaghey Ave., Conway, AR, United StatesThe UCA College of Education invites you and the UCA community to the university's 1st annual African American Read-In Open Mic,
Free
Black Inventors Who Changed the World
Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational TechnicalH S 1121 Ashley Blvd, New Bedford, MA, United StatesStudents in grades 9-12 will meet on February 9th, after school, to read about Black Inventors who changed the world.
Reading to Children: African American Authors
Virtual Event
Online program featuring the reading of three picture books by African American authors for elementary school students. Magnolia Flower, by
Free
BSA African American Read-In
Meiley-Swallow Hall, Thrust Theatre 31 S Ellsworth St, Naperville, United StatesBSA invites you to our African American Read-In. Books provided by the Oesterle library and English department. Meiley-Swallow Hall, Thrust
Free
Stephen Decatur High School’s One School, One Community Black History Month African American Read-In
For Black History Month, SDHS wishes to highlight Black Alumni, present or past staff members, or students who are willing
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Lifting Words Off the Pages
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Omicron Omicron Zeta Chapter of Gloucester County, NJ presents Lifting Words Off the Pages. Chapter parteners
Jersey Shore Adult Day Health Care 2023 National African American Read-In
600 Main St. Asbury Park, NJ 07712 600 Main St., Asbury Park, NJ, United StatesJersey Shore Adult Day Health Care 2023 National African American Read-In
Indiana University Bloomington African American Read-In
275 N Jordan Ave Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center, Bloomington, IN 47405 275 N Eagleson Ave, Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center, Bloomington, IN, United StatesCelebrating African American Literacy & Culture. Share poems and passages from your favorite African American author or original works about
Free
Poetry/Flowetry Luncheon
Farrell High School 1600 Roemer Blvd., PAStudents read and discuss works form themselves, or Black authors OR guest authors come in and read thier piece and
Free
Peace Prep Read-in
Parents of our school community will read books by African American authors to each of our classes, grades Prek-7th.
Free