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Youth

Programs

Our Street Teams help youths, adults, and elders share culture and heritage more. We learn from history and guide voices to inspire and heal. They honor the Safe Space protocol 😷😷 Distance Learning formats (Zoom, etc.). We have four different Street Teams,

INNW (if not now when) works with youth ages 8 through 18, connecting them with other races and elders in their community and preserving their experiences.  HD Challenge encourages them to research our content and align their choices with their birthday with a probing question about the person, location, or episode. Civics is more Op/Ed, giving millennials a video platform to share policy views on democracy, fairness, law, and citizenry. International is a virtual study-abroad interactive global program.  It promotes intercultural and intergenerational dialogue. Below are video trailers that describe each one.

INNW, Civics, the HD Challenge, and International

Teacher’s
Forum

‘Simple Solutions for Successful Classrooms’ describes the Our Teacher's Forum®. We use over 6700 culturally relevant articles and pedagogy to enhance all classroom subjects. Our articles translate into 113 languages and include concise video interview support and lesson plans. We assist teachers and teacher candidates in achieving their learning goals. Building department rapport includes grad student internships, assessment surveys, grant writing, and thesis encouragement. For contact information, open the EXPLORE button below to learn more.

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Donate

At The African American Registry®, we believe that every contribution matters. That's why we offer a range of donation levels, so you can support our teacher classroom, youth and elder programs, or our video history preservation projects according to your means. And remember, all contributions are 100% tax deductible. Open the EXPLORE button below and choose the level that feels right for you.

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