CFVI joins forces with American Ancestors and the National Urban League to co-host “10 Million Names: A Conversation About African American Family History and Healing,” a free virtual event today.

ANN ARBOR, MI — Khalil Peaks has been with Ann Arbor’s African American Festival since the beginning. “When I started my business back in the ’70s, and when this festival started, I ...

Gastonia’s African American Museum of History and Culture is hosting several free summer programs for families in coming months. According to director Dot Guthrie, they are designed to teach people ...

Since 1950, the Barristers Association of Philadelphia has championed the advancement of African American lawyers in the city. The group has also recognized excellence amongst its 1,000 members ...

Ellen Pompeo leads the Hulu limited series, "Good American Family." Here is how you can watch new episodes of the Natalia Grace drama.

African American family reunions preserve history and honor resilience.

Our Story, Our History African-American family's land legacy grows from humble beginnings in post-Civil War Texas Former slaves bought 200 acres in Victoria County in 1879.

San Antonio Public Library offering free workshop on creating African American family trees After the workshop this Thursday, researchers can access a variety of historical records offered by the ...

Brenda Silva with the Haliwa/Saponi Tribe from Hollister, North Carolina, said she and her family have been working with Pow-Wow organizer Barry Richardson for more than three decades.

Hosting a holiday event that reflects African American culture can make the gathering feel even more special and meaningful.

Elizabeth Anderson Comer, president of the Catoctin Furnace Historical Society, speaks on Saturday during a reunion event for descendants or enslaved and free Black ironworkers.

African immigrant students sometimes experience negative stereotyping, marginalization and low expectations from teachers. But emerging research shows they are being mischaracterized.