This event can be viewed live on Nia Cultural Center's Facebook Page or YouTube Channel. Nia Cultural Center is having African American Read-In for the whole month of February! Join us for a live virtual reading and Q&A spotlighting Black authors of Galveston county and promoting literacy in our community. This week Galveston resident Torrina …
Nia Cultural Center is having African American Read-In for the whole month of February! Join us for a live virtual reading and Q&A spotlighting Black authors of Galveston county and promoting literacy in our community. This week author Katie Rhoades will join us followed by a Q&A. The National African American Read-In (AARI) is a …
Details: The Future is Us Youth and Parent Advisory Council and Nia Cultural Center has arranged for Galveston County parents to have an exclusive invitation to participate virtually in the Texas Alliance for Black School Educator's 37th Annual State Conference's Parent Symposium . This live event will be streamed as part of a pilot and …
This event can be viewed live on Nia Cultural Center's Facebook Page or YouTube Channel. Nia Cultural Center is having African American Read-In for the whole month of February! Join us for a live virtual reading and Q&A spotlighting Black authors of Galveston county and promoting literacy in our community. This week author Linda Colbert …
This event can be viewed live on Nia Cultural Center's Facebook Page or YouTube Channel. Nia Cultural Center is having African American Read-In for the whole month of February! Join us for a live virtual reading and Q&A spotlighting Black authors of Galveston county and promoting literacy in our community. This week is co-hosted with …
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In the 19th century, Galveston shores were a gateway for immigrants to Texas and destinations beyond. Slaves, the forced immigrants, were brought to Galveston as property for sale. The largest slave trade operation in Galveston was implemented by Jean Laffite, a pirate. His slave trade business began around 1818. However, for the most part, slaves …
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This event can be viewed live on Nia Cultural Center's Facebook Page or YouTube Channel. Nia Cultural Center is having African American Read-In for the whole month of February! Join us for a live virtual reading and Q&A spotlighting Black authors of Galveston county and promoting literacy in our community. This week June Collins Pulliam …
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The Galveston Story Screening and Panel Discussion with Producers Texas A&M University Office for Diversity hosts "Juneteenth: The Galveston Story" Juneteenth originated in Galveston Texas. Hear the stories as told by some of the family members of the people who were there in 1865, along with others. Learn what part they played in the shaping …
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This event can be viewed live on Nia Cultural Center's Facebook Page or YouTube Channel. Nia Cultural Center is having African American Read-In for the whole month of February! Join us for a live virtual reading and Q&A spotlighting Black authors of Galveston county and promoting literacy in our community. This week author Anthony Griffin …
This event can be viewed live on Nia Cultural Center's Facebook Page or YouTube Channel. Nia Cultural Center is having African American Read-In for the whole month of February! Join us for a live virtual reading and Q&A spotlighting Black authors of Galveston county and promoting literacy in our community. This week author Kenyatha Loftis, …
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This event can be viewed live on Nia Cultural Center's Facebook Page or YouTube Channel. Nia Cultural Center is having African American Read-In for the whole month of February! Join us for a live virtual reading and Q&A spotlighting Black authors of Galveston county and promoting literacy in our community. This week author Sharon Batiste …
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• Art Walk • June 3rd, 6pm - 9pm • Juneteenth Legacy Project Headquarters, 2217 Strand Street, Suite 101, Galveston, TX 77550 • Join us during Art Walk at the Juneteenth Legacy Project Headquarters • We are located on 22nd Street and The Strand, around the corner from the Absolute Equality mural, and next door …
