Celebrating Black women’s extraordinary contributions in building America, from 1619 - To Present

 

Great Ways To Celebrate on March 2nd:

 

• Plan a community event honoring black women.

• Coordinate a celebration at your place of worship. 

• Establish a small venue to honor the accomplishments of black women     spanning four hundred years (i.e., spoken word, luncheon, etc.)

• Solicit African-American affiliated organizations to recognize and pay tribute to contributions black women have made to America.

• Organize a parade/march through your community.

• Encourage businesses, particularly black-owned businesses, to elevate the 1619 celebration of black women by supporting national and local event(s).

• Broadcast extraordinary stories of black women by facilitating or joining a podcast, book club, or social media discussion.

• Educate and celebrate the accomplishment of black women by engaging students in an educational institution (i.e., schools, colleges, HBCU's, etc.).

• Hold a festive family gathering, celebrating the legacy of black women in your family who have paved your way for generations and those that continue your legacy.

• Rock an "I AM 1619" T-shirt and post it on social media.

• #1619BLACKWOMEN

 

 

Let's make the March 2nd a monumental day in American history.   United, WE ARE FORCES OF NATURE.