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Black History in San Antonio @UTSA
UTSA's African-American Studies Program and Consortium for Social Transformation Presents: "Black History in San Antonio: The Past, Present, and Future." Join us for a dynamic program featuring thought-provoking discussion panels of community leaders, UTSA professors, and UTSA students. This free, all-ages educational event will present little-known Black History facts, highlight important figures in national and local Black History, and facilitate discussions on facing the challenges in Black America today. Moderated by Dr. Ron Kelley, national speaker and CEO of San…
Find out more »San Antonio Against Slavery: Finding San Antonio’s Trafficked and Lost Children
Please join San Antonio Against Slavery for their February meeting. It will be held on Tuesday, February 23, 2016 from 7-8:30pm., at Wayland Baptist University Main Campus, 11550 IH 35 N, Room 102. “FINDING SAN ANTONIO’S TRAFFICKED AND LOST CHILDREN” The speaker will be Chuck Paul, a CPS Special Investigator. Chuck is part of a four-man team assembled in 2013 to serve as a bridge between the Dept. of Family and Protective Services and law enforcement in cases involving missing…
Find out more »Civil Rights and Equality Discussion @ Palo Alto
Followed by a reception. Facilitated by Dr. Theodora Berry, Director of the African American Studies Program at UTSA. Visit the Palo Alto Web site for more Black History Month events.
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