Join us on National Buffalo Soldiers Day for an actor portrayal of “How Negro Soldiers Fought for the Flag”This address was written by Allen Allensworth, Lt. Col. Retired, Utah’s Buffalo Soldier Chaplain of the 24th Infantry of Fort Douglas. Mr. Allensworth will be portrayed by Mr. Jameson Holman. Included are talented musicians portraying his wife Josephine and daughters Eva & Nella for a celebratory and informational afternoon of the Black American Soldier.Jameson HolmanWatch Live on YoutubeFriday, July 28, 2023 – 3:30 PMEvent byJ. Willard Marriott Library and the Veterans Support Center, University of Utah and Sema Hadithi African American Heritage and Culture Foundation 295 1500 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84112, Gould Auditorium, Level 1 In person or live on YoutubeLearn more about Lieutenant Colonel Allen AllensworthSema Hadithi Foundation works with non-profits, museums, libraries, universities, and other community-based organizations to provide all of Utah with exceptional cultural and learning opportunities all year round. Please help us continue this effort by becoming a Sema Hadithi sustainer. You can donate $5, $10, $20, $25, or what feels good each month to ensure that Utah continues receiving previously undiscovered stories of exceptional people who make it a place where everyone belongs.Become a Sustainer Today! New Sema Hadithi Foundation Products Support our effort, tell the story, sport our brand! Sema Hadithi African American Heritage and Culture Foundation “Unity through historical truth”
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Think you KNOW the history of Utah? Come hear stories of Utah’s history and learn a FULLER version. In-Person and Virtual.
Description Our 7th Annual Tell The Story Black History Conference will take place at the U of U’s new S. J. Quinney law building, located directly across the street from the Stadium Trax Station. Parking in the Stadium Station Lot and the S.J. Quinney Lot is FREE, compliments of our Sponsor S.J. Quinney College of Law and Dean Elizabeth Kronk Warner.
Saturday, September 17, 2022 Check-In & Same-Day Registration: 7:30 am – 8:30 am Bonus Early-Bird Class: 7:45 am Vendor Tables: 8:30 am – 8:50 am, and between each class Conference: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Location: 6th Floor S.J. Quinney College of Law, 383 So University Street East, SLC UT
We will have two (2) Tracks of in-person classes this year plus a Bonus Early-bird Class plus Board of Directors’ Presentation on preparations for a Black History Museum plus Keynote Address by Dr. Joseph Stuart plus a Lunch-time Session with Lanzo Liggins and Danor Gerald, the hosts of PBS Utah’s “Race, Roots, and Culture”. Please join us as we explore and discuss stories of Utah’s history that give us a fuller version of Utah’s history. This year, you can register for the entire conference, the conference AND our Friday evening (16 Sept) Ancestral Remembrance Celebration, pick-a-class where you register for just one or a few classes of your choosing, or virtual attendance (an entire Track of Conference Committee pre-selected classes). On-line tickets only. A volunteer will have a list of all registered for the conference. *No Refunds
Register HereSpecial Addresses and Panels Board of Directors Presentation: “Building a Black History Museum Foundation: Engagement Is a Building Block” Description: Museums often struggle to step outside of their comfort areas and find approaches to underserved communities. Sema Hadithi African American Heritage and Culture Foundation is confronting that issue head-on, by taking the critical steps of researching and building relationships prior to building a physical museum. This discussion will address insights and challenges from our work so far. — Presenters: Robert Burch, Sema Hadithi Foundation’s Founder & Executive Director; Alana Blumenthal, Museum Director, Brigham City Museum of Art & History, Sema Hadithi Foundation’s Director of Institutional Development; Kirk Huffaker, Owner & President of Huffaker Preservation Strategies, Sema Hadithi Foundation’s Managing Director Keynote Address: “Freedom, Justice, and Equality for Black Men in America: Race, Masculinity, and the Nation of Islam in the Black Freedom Movement – 1931-1975” — Presenter: Joseph Stuart, Ph.D. Lunch-time Session: PBS-UT’s Hosts of “Roots, Race, & Culture: A Discussion with Hosts & Producers Danor Gerald & Lanzo Liggins” Description: Hosts Lanzo Liggins and Danor Gerald talk about their show on PBS Utah “Roots, Race, and Culture”, why they started it, how they put it together, how they select the stories, how they chose to work together, how they pitched the idea to PBS. Class Q&A. Bonus Class to run in the early morning for people to attend after checking-in. Virtual AND In-Person Attendees will be able to access this class. “Monuments & Memorials” — Presenters: Jami Van Huss, Museum Director, Hyrum City Museum; and Emily Crumpton-Deason, Research Consultant, L.D.S. Church History Library. To be shown as recorded on Tue 31 May 2022. — Time: 7:45 am – 8:30 am Description: In our current societal climate with statues being removed and destroyed and people protesting images, do you understand the difference a monument and a memorial? This class was originally held on Tuesday 31 May 2022 In-Person as a Crucial Community Conversation. The conference is the final event of the weekend which includes the walking tour and ancestral remembrance celebration on Friday 16 September.
BLACK HISTORY WALKING TOUR
Friday morning 16 September Walking history tour of the Richmond Park neighborhood.
On-line tickets only.
*No Refunds
ANNUAL ANCESTRAL REMEMBRANCE CELEBRATION
Friday evening 16 September Ancestral Remembrance Celebration & Dinner
On-line tickets only.
*No Refunds
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