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Subject: ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF AFRICAN AMERICAN LIFE
AND HISTORY
Date: Thu, 8 Nov 2001 12:28:59 -0500
From: Gerald Holmes <Gerald_Holmes@uncg.edu>
To: "afas-l (acrl)" <afas-l@LISTSERV.KENT.EDU>
Hi,
In October 2001, there was some discussion about the
Black History
Month Theme for 2002. Below is information from the
Association for
the Study of African American Life and History's web site
concerning
the theme. In addition, January 31, 2002 (see below or the
ASALH web
site) is the "Call for Papers" for the ASALH October 2002
Conference.
I would think that annually at the October conference the
"Theme" for
Black History Month and the Conference Call for Papers for
the coming
year is decided and announced. I hope that this is helpful.
Gerald Holmes
Announces The 2002 BLACK HISTORY MONTH THEME IS:
"COLOR LINE REVISITED: IS RACISM DEAD?"
The Black History Learning Resource Package is designed for
use by educators,
government agencies, church and fraternal groups, as well as
for individuals in
promoting the National Theme in February 2002 and throughout
the year.
Interdisciplinary, probing, provocative, and wide-ranging,
the National Black
History Month Theme for the year 2001 invites sober
reflection and critical
examination of the fundamental elements of the
African-American community. These
elements are presented within the broad historical legacy of
the African-American
experence in the evolving context of the new century.
The Black History Learning Resource Package consists of
original articles, essays,
and other materials organized into five chapters, each
focusing on an area of
particular significance to the African-American community.
The areas are: family,
church, politics, and culture. Each chapter contains (1)an
overview essay which
delineates significant historical themes and current issues
related to
understanding the materials, (2) essays and other relevant
documents, and
(3) a lesson plan, bibliographic materials, and suggested
activities for conveying
the national theme to the intended audiences.
Also included in the package is a wall poster and a
collection of graphic prints
of prominent black leaders for display. All items are
suitable for display.
ASALH
7961 EASTERN AVE. STE 301
SILVER SPRING, MD 20910
TELEPHONE:(301) 5875900/FAX:(301) 587-5915
ASALH Web Address >> http://www.artnoir.com/asalh/
******************************************************
2002 BLACK HISTORY MONTH THEME:
THE COLOR LINE REVISITED: IS RACISM DEAD?
ANNOUNCING THE 87th ASALH ANNUAL MEETING, October 2 -
October 6, 2002
to be held in ORLANDO, FLORIDA at the
RADISSON PLAZA
60 SOUTH IVANHOE BLVD., ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32804
CALL FOR PAPERS DEADLINE AND
CONTACT:
ASALH, Inc., invites your participation in its
87th Annual meeting,
October 2 - October 6, 2002. Please send your
proposed session
and/or paper (which must include paper title and
abstract of
the presentation: by January 31, 2002 to:
Dr. Sheila Flemming
Association for the Study of African American Life and
History, Inc.
7961 Eastern Avenue, Suite 301
Silver Spring, Md 20910
PROPOSALS RECEIVED AFTER JANUARY 31, 2002 WILL NOT BE
CONSIDERED.
ALL PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS ARE EXPECTED TO BE MEMBERS AND
REQUIRED
TO BE REGISTERED.
Gerald Holmes
Assistant Reference Librarian
Jackson Library, UNC-Greensboro
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