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Our Mission is to educate, empower and heal
the Philadelphia African American community
through the celebration of our history, culture and African values.
Contact: blackdocents@gmail.com
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Juneteenth
Saturday June 15, 2024
1:00-4:00 PM
Come and learn about
Black Historical and Cultural Resources
in Philadelphia
at
Free Library
on the Parkway
1901 Vine Street
Philadelphia, PA
JOIN US!
If you...
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Value, respect and have a passion for the African American experience and community.
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Recognize that African American History is foundational to American History.
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Take scholarship and connect it to the history of this space.
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Are an active Docent or Tour Guide.
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Are a Student of African American History.
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Are a self-taught Individual with a passion for African American History
NOW ACCEPTING NEW MEMBERS
If you enjoy . . .
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Telling a good story.
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Meeting new people and interacting with diverse audiences, age groups, and learning styles.
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Participating in ongoing learning.
If you are interested in joining this dynamic, motivated group and providing an indispensable service to thousands, we welcome your application.
FILL OUT THE APPLICATION
Fill out this application
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Expect a few weeks before we get back to you
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