
Our Mission is to educate, empower and heal
the Philadelphia African American community
through the celebration of our history, culture and African values.
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Join us this Juneteenth
for a program on creative Black Resistance and how we tell our story fully and completely in the places that don't want us to
Featuring
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EDUCATION - Professor Akil Parker, M.ED
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ART - Valerie Anderson, MSW
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STORYTELLING - Dr. Caroliese Frink Reed
REGISTER HERE
Join Us!
Now Accepting New Members
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Fill out the application
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Email the completed application to blackdocents@gmail.com
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Expect a few weeks before we get back to you.
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.
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.


BDC Kwanzaa 22 - Family Reunions with Shamele Jordan

BDC Kwanzaa 22 - Researching Your Family History with Adrienne Whaley

BDC Kwanzaa 22 - Pan Africanism by Maisha Ongoza

Black Docent Collective 2021 Kwanzaa Celebration


John Dickenson Plantation
Dover, DE

Appoquinimink Friends Meeting House
Odessa, DE

Park Street Cemetary
Florence, MA
Black Businesses in 1838 Philadelphia
Docent Michiko Quinones worked with the Historical Society of Pennsylvania to digitize the 1838 Pennsylvania Abolition Society Census of the Free Black Community. See the full exhibit.