K-12 Center for Black History Education
7th annual Teaching Black History Conference: Black to Future: Afro-futurism as Black History- July 26-28, 2024
The 3-day session (July 26-28, 2024) is for Pk-12 teachers, coordinators, school administrators, community educators, business owners, or anyone interested in improving Black history education. The event will include guest speakers, over 80 teacher related workshops, and entertainment. Breakfast provided on Friday and Saturday. Lunch is on your own Friday but will be provided on Saturday. Snacks and drinks are provided on Friday evening at a reception.
IN-PERSON and VIRTUAL attendance options available
(IN-PERSON Registration: Friday and Saturday, Sunday is VIRTUAL)
(VIRTUAL Registration: Asynchronous)
e-checks and credit cards accepted
Prices Vary depending on current status.
Proof of student ID is required for student registration options.
Questions regarding registration or need to cancel? Please reach out to: LaGarrett King lagarret@buffalo.edu or 716-645-2455.
Interested in donating to UB's Center for K-12 Black History and Racial Literacy Education visit: Make a gift to the University at Buffalo
*search Center for K-12 Black History and Racial Literacy Education Fund
Black History and Racial Literacy Writing Retreat July 24-July 25, 2024 9-3pm each day
Black History and Racial Literacy Writing Retreat
The two‐day session July 24‐25 (Wed‐Thurs) is for researchers and scholars who are interested in writing collaborations around Black history and race research.
Snacks, drinks, and lunch are provided.
Time: 9‐ 3 pm. Location: University at Buffalo South Campus - Diefendorf Hall, BUFFALO, NY 14214
Questions-Contact LaGarrett King lagarret@buffalo.edu or 716-645-2455
Social Studies Curriculum Coordinators Retreat July 24th- 25th, 2024 9-3pm each day
This two day retreat (Wednesday July 24th - Thursday July 25th) will include presentations by social studies coordinators around developing Black history and racial literate curriculum.
Each day will also include collaborative planning sessions. Snacks, drinks, and lunch are provided.
Questions, please contact Dr. LaGarrett King lagarret@buffalo.edu or 716-645-2455
K-12 Annual Teaching Black History Conference T-shirt
Custom Printed 6.1oz. 100 % cotton heavyweight t-shirts
(sales tax will be charged at check out)
*Product could vary slightly from the actual product picture
*IN-PERSON attendees will pick up their order at the conference
*VIRTUAL attendees shipping will begin in late July, enter full shipping address below, including city, state and zip code
7th annual Teaching Black History Conference: Black to Future: Afro-futurism as Black History- School/Org/Media Registration
THIS LINK SHOULD ONLY BE USED BY SCHOOLS OR ORGANIZATIONS DOING A BULK REGISTRATION AND THE ORGANIZATION IS ONLY ABLE TO PURCHASE WITH AN INVOICE AND PURCHASE ORDER.
After Registration Request an Invoice by emailing:
Donna Grant to request an invoice dmgrant3@buffalo.edu or 716-645-6636
The 3-day session (July 26-28, 2024) is for Pk-12 teachers, coordinators, school administrators, community educators, business owners, or anyone interested in improving Black history education. The event will include guest speakers, over 80 teacher related workshops, and entertainment. Breakfast provided on Friday and Saturday. Lunch is on your own Friday but will be provided on Saturday. Snacks and drinks are provided on Friday evening at a reception.
Prices Vary depending on current status:
Researches/Teachers/Educators -Virtual and In-Person cost is $115 per person
College Student -With School ID- Virtual and In-Person cost is $50 per person
High School Student-With School ID-Virtual and In-Person cost is $0 per person
Interested in donating to UB's Center for K-12 Black History and Racial Literacy Education visit:
Make a gift to the University at Buffalo
search Center for K-12 Black History and Racial Literacy Education Fund