Watch the video replay of Dr. Ife Williams’ Reparation Information Thought Series webinar, titled “Slave Revolts, Armed Defense and Protests: A Mapping of Black
On Saturday, February 28, 2026, the National Black Cultural Information Trust, Inc. hosted the 100th Anniversary of Black History Month Book Fair at the St.
Today, the National Black Cultural Information Trust, Inc. mourns the loss of Rev. Jesse Jackson, a major figure in the struggle for civil rights, racial
National Black Cultural Information Trust, Inc. 2023 – African American Cultural Expo and Children’s Book Fair By Jessica Ann Mitchell Aiwuyor Executive Director, National Black
Black History Moment: African Americans in Birmingham, Alabama fought for decades against segregation. This video by the History Channel showcases the dedication, work, and tireless
Opal Lee, the Grandmother of Juneteenth By Jessica Ann Mitchell AiwuyorExecutive Director, National Black Cultural Information Trust, Inc. Juneteenth has been celebrated by African Americans
By Halycon Westmaas NBCI Trust, Community Outreach Manager There will be long-term consequences for the United States of America as deliberate and strategic attacks on
By Jessica Ann Mitchell Aiwuyor Executive Director, National Black Cultural Information Trust, Inc Every year during Black History Month, we celebrate Black communities’ triumphs,
From ABC7 News Bay Area: Members of the California Legislative Black Caucus announced a package of reparations bills in a first effort to repair Black
Episode 8 of the Reparation Information Thought Series features Robin Rue Simmons, dubbed as the “Rosa Parks of the Reparations Movement,” sharing insights on her
