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ASALH and Wachovia have worked together on numerous
projects. Wachovia has been a major sponsor of ASALH's Annual
Convention, which includes programs that support children,
teachers, and education.
ASALH and Farmers Insurance have teamed up for many
projects, including the Freedom's Song Educational DVD - a free
documentary available for middle and high school teachers to help
students learn about ten significant, but often overlooked, events
in Black history.
ASALH partners with corporations, schools, community groups, publishers, universities, cultural
institutions, and many other organizations. ASALH and its partners seek to promote, research,
preserve, interpret and disseminate information about Black life, history and culture to the global
community through cooperations and collaboration. If you are interested in partnering with
ASALH, please visit our marketing page. You may read about some of the work that ASALH is
currently undertaking with its partners below.
Kiamsha is a youth group based in Prince George's County,
Maryland that has partnered with ASALH on numerous occasions.
Kiamsha facilitates the annual Youth Day, which occurs during the
yearly ASALH National convention. This celebration reaches out to
local youth through events such as the poetry slam, and
assemblies at local schools. For more information on Youth Day,
please click here.
Founders of Black History Month
The NURRFC was a major supporter of the 2009 Annual
Convention.
The Cincinnati Museum Center was a major supporter of the 2009 Annual Convention.