A curated list of essential resources for exploring African-American history and culture, including educational websites, digital archives, and museums.
The Smithsonian's museum dedicated to African-American history, culture, and achievements, featuring online exhibits, collections, and educational resources.
Official memorial to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., offering digital archives, educational programs, and resources on civil rights and nonviolent social change.
A comprehensive online reference center for African-American history, featuring articles, primary documents, and resources on Black history globally.
https://www.nypl.org/locations/schomburg
A research division of the New York Public Library, housing one of the world's leading collections on African-American, African diaspora, and African history.
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) website, offering news, advocacy tools, and historical resources on civil rights.
https://africanamericanhistorymonth.gov
A collaborative project by the Library of Congress, National Archives, and Smithsonian, featuring exhibits, videos, and historical records.
A think tank focused on intersectional social justice issues, offering research, reports, and advocacy tools on race, gender, and policy.
A Yale University initiative providing scholarly research, public programs, and digital resources on slavery and its legacies.
An organization focused on racial justice, mass incarceration, and lynching history, featuring reports, multimedia, and the Legacy Museum.
Founders of Black History Month, providing research, publications, and events on African-American history and culture.
A digital repository of books, films, and archives documenting African-American history, literature, and contributions.