More Than Just A Game

North Liberty Community Library 520 W Cherry St, North Liberty, IA, United States

Iowa’s athletes have long impacted their teams, communities, and the sports they played, but African Americans did so while facing off against more than just the opposing team. They fought for the right to equal treatment on and off the field. Highlighting people such as Iowan and Olympian Thomas Hill, Drake University athlete Johnny Bright […]

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Not Without Me! – Interfacing With the Education Process

African American Museum of Iowa 55 12th Ave SE, Cedar Rapids , IA, United States

Join us in the mobilization of parents and community members by participating in this series* of community forums at the African American Museum of Iowa. Together we will identify obstacles and opportunities for parental and community involvement in the education process of our children. Help us create change for our children, tomorrow's leaders. This event […]

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Community Conversation: Remembering the 1919 Explosion

Cedar Rapids Public Library 450 5th Ave SE, Cedar Rapids, IA, United States

Featured image from the Brucemore collections. Brucemore, in collaboration with the African American Museum of Iowa, National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library, and University of Iowa Labor Center, is hosting a conversation on the Douglas Starch Works explosion. The Douglas Starch Works explosion was one of the worst industrial accidents in Iowa history. On […]

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Not Without Me! – Interfacing With the Education Process

African American Museum of Iowa 55 12th Ave SE, Cedar Rapids , IA, United States

Join us in the mobilization of parents and community members by participating in this series* of community forums at the African American Museum of Iowa. Together we will identify obstacles and opportunities for parental and community involvement in the education process of our children. Help us create change for our children, tomorrow's leaders. This event […]

Free

Not Without Me! – Interfacing With the Education Process

African American Museum of Iowa 55 12th Ave SE, Cedar Rapids , IA, United States

Join us in the mobilization of parents and community members by participating in this series* of community forums at the African American Museum of Iowa. Together we will identify obstacles and opportunities for parental and community involvement in the education process of our children. Help us create change for our children, tomorrow's leaders. This event […]

Free

Not Without Me! – Interfacing With the Education Process

African American Museum of Iowa 55 12th Ave SE, Cedar Rapids , IA, United States

Join us in the mobilization of parents and community members by participating in this series* of community forums at the African American Museum of Iowa. Together we will identify obstacles and opportunities for parental and community involvement in the education process of our children. Help us create change for our children, tomorrow's leaders. This event […]

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NewBo Community Blood Drive

African American Museum of Iowa 55 12th Ave SE, Cedar Rapids , IA, United States

From the Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center: Join us at the African American Museum of Iowa in the Aldeen Davis Celebration Hall for a blood drive on Saturday, August 17th from 10:00am - 1:00pm! All presenting donors will receive a voucher for a $10 gift card to Amazon, Casey's, Dairy Queen, or Domino's! Please bring […]

Not Without Me! – Interfacing With the Education Process

African American Museum of Iowa 55 12th Ave SE, Cedar Rapids , IA, United States

Join us in the mobilization of parents and community members by participating in this series* of community forums at the African American Museum of Iowa. Together we will identify obstacles and opportunities for parental and community involvement in the education process of our children. Help us create change for our children, tomorrow's leaders. This event […]

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History on Tap: Behind the Beat

WineStyles 4201 42nd St NE, Cedar Rapids, IA, United States

Sean Donaldson, from the African American Museum of Iowa, will take us from African beats to the jazz of the Harlem Renaissance to the popular music of the Civil Rights movement. The influences of traditional African music can be seen in the spirituals sung by African Americans while they worked as slaves, elements of spirituals […]

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