#BNECatHome: Attend the Black New England Conference from anywhere in the world (where there's an internet connection). Register here:
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From last Saturday's tour - this group learned the stories of some of the Seacoast's early generations of African-born and African American women.

Interested in viewing Portsmouth's Black his(her)story? Take a tour from one of our Sankofa Scholars: zurl.co/Z9kIl

#sankofa #tours #Blackhistory

A skilled musician, Charles Hall made an impression on local writers such that his life was preserved in poems and local writings. Despite the racism he faced throughout his life, Hall was popular in Newport, with his funeral described as being full-to-capacity.

Learn his story: zurl.co/21AMw

BHTNH Executive Director JerriAnne Boggis attended the Black Lives Matter Gala this Saturday. Thank you @Black Lives Matter for all that you do in our community.
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EWH Tea Talk: Things They Carried

Saturday's #TeaTalk is headed by Dr. Akeia de Barros Gomes (PhD) works on curatorial projects on race, Indigenous histories, ethnicity, and diversity in New England's Maritime activities. Hear what she has to say about African philosophies of war on 10/4, either virtual or in-person: zurl.co/XNAJk

THE THINGS THEY CARRIED - Saturday's Tea Talk in Concord will cover the philosophies that enslaved Africans brought to America with them, the strategies and ideals that guided them through hardships. RSVP here: zurl.co/Nw9K4
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THIS SATURDAY - Don't miss our LAST EWH Tea Talk of 2025. The discussion will explore how African philosophies of war and cosmology helped enslaved Africans endure and cope with the trauma of enslavement. RSVP now: zurl.co/YzaYP
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Students: If you're interested in #BNEC2025 but the tickets look a little pricey, check in with us about student and senior discounts. We want as few barriers to entry as possible for this event. Learn more here: zurl.co/B5h84
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In the post COVID world, hybrid models are everywhere. #BNEC2025 offers virtual attendance as an option at a discounted price. You might not be in the room, but you'll still be a part of the conversation. Get your tickets now: zurl.co/tpLWH

#blackhistory #blacknewenglandconference #education

#HistoricHighlight - Remembered as a kind Sunday school teacher, Edith Mary Green spent her life devoted to the Shaker community. Learn her full story here: zurl.co/KAzB7 #blackhistoryhighlight #blackheritagetrail #historic

Our February Tea Talk "Things They Carried: An African Philosophy on War, Surviving Enslavement and Citizenship" returns October 4th. Don't miss this exploration on how African philosophies helped enslaved Africans endure and cope with the trauma of enslavement.

Learn more here: zurl.co/VD241

Sunday's #TeaTalk - Glenn Knoblock and Bob Sheppard shared insights into the wartime experiences of Black men throughout American history, from the Revolution (where many Black Granite Staters served) to the famed Tuskegee Airmen during World War II. What was the most interesting fact you learned?

Today's Expanded Tea Talk, originally hosted in Warner, is now fully remote. Register for the Zoom here: zurl.co/QVpSV
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Truthtelling is so important in today's climate - #BNEC2025 is all about bringing to light stories that are otherwise unheard. See us there at @snhu.edu on 10/25. Tickets here: zurl.co/fcH05

Sunday’s Expanded EWH Tea Talk has been moved entirely online - keep an eye out for the Zoom link in your inbox. If you have yet to register, you can do so here:
zurl.co/hOU3e

#BNEC2025 features many known faces - have you seen any of these influencers other content?
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EWH Tea Talk:Hopes and Impediments: War and Strategies for Belonging Explore events that bring African American history to life through engaging programs, community gatherings, and cultural celebrations.

In one week, our Expanded Tea Talk "Hopes and Impediments: War and Strategies for Belonging" returns to Warner, NH. Learn more here: zurl.co/FE875
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Last October, BNEC was a huge success. We learned from a variety of panelists the history of Black LGBTQ trailblazers and their contributions to life in America today.

If you attended last year's conference, are you planning on returning for #BNEC2025?
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On this day, we remember the brave firefighters of NYC who gave their lives to save others. Specifically, we recognize the 12 members of FDNY’s Vulcan Society who lost their lives on September 11, 2001. #blackhistory #memorial #september11

The Black Heritage Trail of NH has 5 signature programs. From our Juneteenth Celebrations to the Black New England Conference in October, there's something year-round to get on the Trail. What have you attended?
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We're still seeking sponsors for #BNEC2025! If you or anyone you know would be interested in becoming a sponsor or having a table at our event, please reach out to info@blackheritagetrailnh.org. #Blackhistory #entrepreneurship

At Sunday's Tea Talk: US Navy veteran Irving Scales, Jr. & Leah Dearborn spoke about the history of Black military service in New Hampshire. Keep a lookout for the full recording, soon to be available on our YouTube.
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With the first week of September in the rear view, we look forward to our fall programs. Any questions about our upcoming events? Leave a comment below. #blackhistory #blackheritagetrailnh

#BNEC2025 Tickets are still available for both virtual and in-person attendance. Whether you're on-screen or in the room with us, this conversation about the status of Black America is one you cannot miss out on. Get your tickets at: zurl.co/HnALw

EWH Tea Talk: The Great Migration

Interested in a fascinating conversation around race and military service? Sign up for our Expanded Tea Talk here: zurl.co/Qmreg

Citizen of the Year Award-recipient @blackgirlinmaine.bsky.social 's work is phenomenal, inclusive, and vital in this day and age. We'll honor Shay at #BNEC2025, where she'll faciliate a group discussion with our other guests. Learn more here: zurl.co/ZcyWG
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#HistoricHighlight - Meet Marguerite Campbell. Born in 1916, Marguerite was an integral part of the Universalist Church community in Nashua, NH. Learn more here: # zurl.co/tJUpT #blackhistorymoment #nhhistory

Our Expanded Tea Talks continue with 'Hopes and Impediments: War and Strategies for Belonging'. If you missed this intriguing conversation in the spring, don't make the same mistake twice. 

When: 9/21 @ 2:00 PM 
Where: 5 E Main St, Warner, NH

Sign up here: zurl.co/4tW9A

Pease AFB, the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, or Grenier in Manchester. The military bases in NH have brought a lot of diversity to the Granite State. We'll discuss this and more at our Expanded Tea Talk in September: zurl.co/DcmqQ

"What is BNEC?" So glad you asked, imagined social media scroller. 

BNEC is an annual gathering of scholars, artists, activists, and community members that explores the history, culture, and contributions of African Americans in New England. Reserve your seat now: zurl.co/DuvoS #Blackhistory #blm