Who tells the story matters.
ABPsi’s Ujima Communications Collective PR Internship is building the next generation of Black storytellers, strategists, and leaders.
Ready to shape the narrative?
🔗 https://t.co/FbwibNwaQb
#Ujima#ABPsi#BlackStorytelling#PRInternship
Today on Creating Zola Mondays, we’re joined by Joan Macenat, founder of EDtelligence®, for a timely conversation on AI governance, literacy, readiness, and ethical implementation.
How can communities prepare for AI while keeping people, equity, and accountability at the center?
Today on Creating Zola Mondays, we’re joined by Joan Macenat, founder of EDtelligence®, for a timely conversation on AI governance, literacy, readiness, and ethical implementation.
How can communities prepare for AI while keeping people, equity, and accountability at the center?
Today on Creating Zola Mondays, we’re joined by Joan Macenat, founder of EDtelligence®, for a timely conversation on AI governance, literacy, readiness, and ethical implementation.
How can communities prepare for AI while keeping people, equity, and accountability at the center?
The numbers are staggering: Nearly 40% of 4th graders and 1/3 of 8th graders in the @USAGov are reading below the basic level. This isn't just a school issue—it's a threat to our national competitiveness and economic justice. We need action now.
The world needs to understand that Congo is going through a silent genocide. The condition in Congo get worsened every day as over 6.9 Million peoplehave been killed already, millions have been displaced & millions are starving.
DON'T BE SILENT! SPEAK UP FOR CONGO🇨🇩
#FreeCongo 🇨🇩
Today at 1 PM ET, Creating Zola Mondays presents From Strange Fruit to Sacred Roots: an ancestral conversation on racial trauma, remembrance & repair, featuring Rev. Dr. Robert R. A. Turner. 🖤
We remember. We heal. We move forward—together.
#CreatingZolaMondays#ABPsi
Today at 1 PM ET, Creating Zola Mondays presents From Strange Fruit to Sacred Roots: an ancestral conversation on racial trauma, remembrance & repair, featuring Rev. Dr. Robert R. A. Turner. 🖤
We remember. We heal. We move forward—together.
#CreatingZolaMondays#ABPsi
On this day in 1915, Carter G Woodson, the Father of Black History, founded the legendary Association for the Study of Negro Life and History , now the Association for the Study of African American Life and History. ❤️💚🖤 #cartergwoodson
📣 Tomorrow in Washington, DC: Join us as #ABPsi National President Dr. Monique Swift Muhammad speaks at the @TheBlackCaucus Pan African Unity Dialogue.
Our liberation is inextricably bound.
Our community takes care of each other!
Join us for #FeedTheHood on Saturday, September 19 at 9 AM at 1345 Savannah St. SE Washington DC
Help us prepare and distribute 200 care packages of food, personal hygiene items and medical supplies. You can volunteer, donate items, or do both!
Donate: https://t.co/uaswfQ2LIu
Volunteer: https://t.co/qD1T0947zL
In South Carolina, Hilton Head Island’s Gullah-Geechee community is calling for people to show up to the town's Sept. 16 meeting as they fight "for their land, legacy and future on the island"
https://t.co/GiolwZg5WW
Preserving African Studies means more than keeping a program’s name alive... it means protecting the people, resources and scholarship behind it.
After nearly 80 years as a leading hub for African scholarship, Northwestern’s Program of African Studies is losing its research-center status and its only two staff positions. The university says PAS will continue, but the restructuring raises questions about what will remain behind the name.
Across the country, Black and African Studies programs are facing restructuring, funding cuts and growing uncertainty... changes that may look small on paper but have a much bigger impact on whose history gets studied, whose stories are preserved and what the next generation gets the chance to learn.
#LetsDiscuss What should institutions do to ensure Black and African Studies remain supported and accessible? 🖤
We see you. We honor you. We’re with you.
Join ABPsi’s Sawubona Healing Circle—a culturally grounded space for people with a lived Black experience.
Wed., Aug. 19 at 7 PM ET
Register: https://t.co/IdoWYb3l8m
#Sawubona#BlackMentalHealth#ABPsi
✊🏿 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! COME GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY!
Want to spend your Saturday helping your neighbors? Come join us for #FeedTheHood – Black August Edition!
On Saturday, August 22, we’re bringing neighbors and volunteers together to provide food and important supplies to 200 families in Congress Park.
The Black Panther Party taught us that strong communities take care of each other. We are keeping that spirit alive by serving our neighbors and working together.
📅 Saturday, August 22, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM
📍 1345 Savannah St. SE, Washington, DC
🙌🏿 We need volunteers! You don’t need special skills. Just bring your time, energy, and a heart for helping others.
Whether you can help for an hour or stay for the whole event, your help matters!
✊🏿 Give back. Help a neighbor. Serve the community.
🔗 Volunteer: https://t.co/br1o4Qrq9n
#FeedTheHood #BlackAugust #WeAreWard8 #Ward8Strong
cc: @bleudolphins@naarccts@DCBUF@ANC8C@DCABPsi@WeActRadio@guerillartist@theluvlounge@TheABPsi
DC ABPsi was OUTSIDE! 🖤❤️💚
We joined the Black Health Connect Mixer in Washington, DC to represent African/Black Psychology, build community, and connect with Black health professionals committed to our collective wellness and liberation. ✊🏾🧠🌍
#DCABPsi#BlackHealthConnect