What

This community’s first BLACK LIVES MATTER mural is the most beautiful one in the nation, and it is the welcoming mat to our most historic African American community Jordan Park, and the beautiful Dr. Carter G. Woodson African American Museum. While the museum remains closed, all are invited to visit the new mural.

T-shirts 👕

The “Free-ish” t-shirts are now available for a $20.00 donation.

Also available are the “Together We Rise” t-shirts.

Reserve by clicking the link below.

The shirts are available for pick-up Tuesday – Friday, 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm

CLICK HERE TO RESERVE T-SHIRT

Mural T-Shirts Coming Soon!

What

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The Dr. Carter G. Woodson African American Museum will continue a series of forums for women who seek to become allies in the struggle for improved race relations and reconciliation.
The sessions will be created to disarm and hopefully eliminate attitudes of prejudice, bigotry, and intolerance.
Each program will focus on ways in which privilege, station, and or the position has systemically created a disadvantage for people of color.
Individuals will evaluate their feelings, views, and behaviors regarding race.

Registration is required.

Watch the following video before our next discussion!:

The Racial Divide: Women of Color & White Women

What

To Be Heard Loud and Clear in 2020 and Beyond

Now, more than ever we must focus on the power of the VOTE. This pivotal time in history can shift our local, state, and national government in a manner that can redefine the nation, our state, and our city.

The Woodson has developed a platform for voters regarding matters on the ballot that primarily affect people of color. Plan to join us.

*The link will be posted.