Spelman College Black History Month Calendar

A Month-Long Celebration of Black History and Culture

Spelman College, a historically black college for women, is proud to announce its Black History Month calendar, a month-long celebration of events, lectures, and performances that honor the rich history and culture of African Americans. Throughout the month of February, the college will host a range of activities that showcase the contributions, achievements, and experiences of black people, from lectures and panel discussions to cultural performances and exhibitions.

The calendar features a diverse range of events, including a keynote address by a renowned civil rights leader, a film screening and discussion, and a cultural festival celebrating the music, art, and literature of the African diaspora. These events are designed to educate, inspire, and empower the Spelman College community, as well as the broader community, about the importance of black history and culture.

Empowering the Next Generation of Leaders

The events and activities featured in the Spelman College Black History Month calendar are designed to promote a deeper understanding and appreciation of black history and culture. From the struggles of the civil rights movement to the achievements of black women in STEM fields, the calendar highlights the contributions and experiences of black people in all aspects of life. By attending these events, students, faculty, and staff can gain a broader perspective on the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion, and develop a greater appreciation for the rich cultural heritage of African Americans.