Course Title: Black History & Cultural Education

 This course offers an in-depth exploration of the rich history, cultural contributions, and enduring legacy of Black people in America and around the world. Participants will trace the journey from African civilizations to the African diaspora, examining key historical events, leaders, movements, and cultural expressions that have shaped society.

Through engaging discussions, multimedia resources, and interactive activities, learners will deepen their understanding of how Black history intersects with issues of social justice, identity, and civic life today. The course emphasizes celebrating achievements, recognizing struggles, and inspiring continued progress toward equity and inclusion.

•  Pre-colonial African civilizations and cultures
•  The transatlantic slave trade and its global impact
•  The Civil Rights Movement and leaders of change
•  Black excellence in art, music, literature, science, and politics
•  Contemporary issues affecting Black communities
•  Preserving heritage and fostering cross-cultural understanding

•  High school and college students seeking to expand their historical and cultural knowledge
   
• Community leaders and educators incorporating cultural awareness into their work
   
• Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) advocates and trainers
   
• Individuals of all backgrounds committed to understanding and honoring Black history
   
• Youth programs and cultural organizations looking to inspire and empower participants

 By the end of the course, participants will have a stronger appreciation of Black history’s profound influence on global culture, a deeper understanding of systemic challenges, and the tools to foster greater cultural awareness and social change.