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Black History Love Letters 2.0 returns as a soulful celebration where leaders, artists, poets, musicians, and community creatives pay heartfelt tribute to the Black historical figures who have shaped their lives. Through their own love letters, poems, songs, and expressive works, participants illuminate the courage, brilliance, humor, resilience, and transformative impact of Black lives and legacies. Hosted by Tim’m T. West, Executive Director of the LGBTQ Institute, this inspired gathering invites community members to join us on Valentine’s Day during Black History Month for an afternoon of storytelling, artistic homage, and collective reflection on the ancestors, visionaries, and cultural pioneers who continue to guide us. Together, we celebrate love as history, history as love, and the power of creative expression to connect past and present.
Black History Club at Adams Park Library
Sponsored by The Black Achievement Fund
About This Event
The Black Achievement Fund invites you to a joyful, educational, and community‑building experience at Adams Park Library — The BAF Black History Club. This welcoming is for all‑ages, designed to bring families, youth, elders, and neighbors together to learn, share, and celebrate the brilliance of African and African American history.
Do you think it is time to reclaim the power of learning for our communities or will we continue allow learning to diminish and our future generations not be empowered?
This is our time to come together as a community and learn with each other. Let's explore and some may discover these stories for the first time or some may deepen what they already know. This club creates a space where knowledge becomes a bridge between generations and a spark for community pride.
What to Expect
Engaging lessons inspired by the Breaking Barriers African American Curriculum from Education for Life Academy.
Stories of great African Americans — both well‑known and unsung
1 hour of your time and energy and it's every other week!
Hands‑on activities, discussions, and critical thinking for all ages
A warm, inclusive environment where everyone can learn at their own pace
Opportunities to connect, reflect, and build community through shared history
Why It Matters
Learning our history strengthens our communities.
It builds confidence in our youth, deepens understanding among adults, and preserves the legacy of those who paved the way. By exploring the lives, achievements, and contributions of African Americans — famous and lesser‑known — we honor our past while empowering our future.
This club is more than a meeting.
It’s a commitment to collective learning, cultural pride, and community uplift.
Who’s Invited
Everyone.
Families, children, teens, adults, and elders — all are welcome to join, learn, and grow with us.
Join Us
Come be part of a space where history comes alive, community comes together, and learning becomes a celebration of who we are.
The Black Achievement Fund is a nonprofit 501 (c)3 corporation. The mission of the Black Achievement Fund is to finance the development of Black America by recycling Black wealth back into Black communities through a simple system of collective economics as follows:
10 million Black people and our allies
+ $9 a month
= $90 million a month to finance the grand development of Black America and beyond.
Our World in Our Hands & Together We Rise
Grief can feel overwhelming and isolating. This support group offers a compassionate space for individuals experiencing loss to share, reflect, and connect with others who understand. Participants will be guided in exploring emotions and learning healthy coping tools at their own pace.
Schedule
First session: Thursday, January 29
Ongoing: Every 2nd and 4th Thursday beginning in February
Time
6:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Location
Pittsburgh Yards; Southern Conference Room
What to Expect:
Confidential, supportive group setting
Optional sharing and guided discussion
Gentle coping tools for navigating grief
A welcoming and respectful environment
Since 1987, the Akwa Ibom State Association of Nigeria (USA), Inc. has served as the cultural and social backbone for Akwa Ibom citizens in the Dacula, GA area and throughout America. Operating under the motto of "Relentless Giving, Advocacy, & Volunteerism," this 501(c)(3) non-profit organization embodies a deep commitment to fostering unity, preserving heritage, and empowering community members. AKISAN USA believes that unity is the foundation for uplifting the community, honoring cultural traditions, and creating meaningful opportunities for all Akwa Ibomites in the diaspora.
The organization's heart lies in its people and their shared values. With 35 active chapters across the United States, AKISAN USA creates spaces where members connect, support one another, and work collectively toward shared goals. The association particularly invests in its youth through the AKISAN Youth Wing and Young Adult programs, recognizing that tomorrow's leaders are being nurtured today through leadership development, cultural education, and professional growth opportunities. The organization's Women's initiative and community programs reflect a holistic approach to member support and family strengthening. Guided by a comprehensive constitution that ensures transparent governance, AKISAN USA maintains its commitment to inclusive decision-making and accountable leadership. Beyond internal community building, the organization actively supports charitable causes, cooperates with other Nigerian associations, and serves as a bridge connecting diaspora communities with their homeland. For Akwa Ibom citizens seeking authentic community connection, cultural preservation, and meaningful engagement in Dacula and beyond, AKISAN USA represents a trusted, values-driven organization dedicated to collective progress and mutual uplift.
