Program / Event Details

Masks Making: Students explore the cultural origins and symbolic power of traditional African masks, then craft their own wearable art pieces honoring heritage, identity, and personal storytelling.

Liberation Flag Making: A hands-on exploration of the symbols, colors, and history of liberation movements, where students design custom flags representing pride, freedom, and community unity.

Black History Improv: Through dynamic drama games and spontaneous scene-building, students bring pivotal moments and figures from Black history to life while sharpening critical thinking and theatrical performance skills.

Spoken Word Poetry: Students discover the transformative power of the spoken word, analyzing iconic Black poets before writing and performing original pieces that amplify their unique perspectives and voices.

Black History Music Influence: Students explore the historical context of genres like Spirituals, Jazz, Blues, and Hip Hop, and practice creating their own songs based on present-day events and challenges.

Black Fashion Icons: A look into the influence of Black designers and fashion movements, including a sketching session on the future of fashion.

Black Filmmakers: Students learn about influential filmmakers, discuss cinematic Black history, and develop their own film concepts and ideas inspired by Black culture and experiences.

Hip Hop and its Global Impact: An exploration of Hip Hop as a global cultural movement, culminating in a hands-on visual art or creative writing  inspired by the conversation.

Afrofuturism Art: Students learn about Afrofuturism and create artwork inspired by future worlds, technology, and culture.