Yolanda Mackey

PhD student at Penn State writing about 20th-C Black Diasporic Lit
| #DigBlk Scholar @digblk| Co-Coordinator @BWOA_Project

[Emma Scott @EmmaScott]

Happy International Left Handers Day to those that... celebrate.

[Yolanda Mackey @YolandaMackey6]

@BlkGrlBrilliant @blkwomenstudies Congrats, @BlkGrlBrilliant !!

[Yolanda Mackey @YolandaMackey6]

Congrats, @MWendyliz !!

[Sabrina Evans @DrSabEvans]

It was such a pleasure being on a panel with these amazing Black women scholars bringing light to Black clubwomen's intellectual and organizing work! @YolandaMackey6 @CourtneyMurray2 and Jovonna Jones! @AALCS_Tweets @BWOA_Project #alaconference2024 #aalcs #Chicago

[Lauren Cooper @iLaurenCooper]

Digitize Black Women's Records Day was nourishing! Black women scholars, artists, educators, and archivists shared their connections to Black women's archives, underscoring how access is more than digital matter, but part of nurturing our collective humanity. Bravo @BWOA_Project!

[SchomburgCenter @SchomburgCenter]

#NationalPoetryMonth: Gain new insight into #HarlemRenaissance poet #LangstonHughes through our exhibition The Ways of Langston Hughes. It explore the friendship between Hughes & photographer Griff Davis. #SchomburgCenter #NPM
https://t.co/33ehvk1DS1

[SchomburgCenter @SchomburgCenter]

As we continue to celebrate the 150th birthday of our founder #ArturoSchomburg, learn about some of the powerful Black women writers who were part of his personal collection of books in this 2021 blog post. #SchomburgCenter #WomensHistoryMonth #WHM
https://t.co/cfhHgeomSq

[Jeffrey R. Wilson @DrJeffreyWilson]

Submissions are open for "The Harlem Renaissance and Its Publics: A Centennial Celebration," an issue of #PublicHumanities edited by @ProfDarryl and @YolandaMackey6.
https://t.co/xUEGzffFjR

[Center for Black Digital Research 🖤 #DigBlk @DigBlk]

Starting now: Closing Reading by DaMaris B. Hill
https://t.co/YZvzQ1YhoY
and https://t.co/bMRBrnj9R1
@BWOA_Project

[Center for Black Digital Research 🖤 #DigBlk @DigBlk]

Did you miss the spectacular Digitize Black Women's Records Day? You can watch the video now at
https://t.co/YZvzQ1YhoY
@BWOA_Project

[P. Gabrielle Foreman @profgabrielle]

We learn and lead in community. Thanking the organizers of @BWOA_Project's Black Women's Digital Records Day @docmoodyturner, Kesla Elmore, Yolanda Mackey, Lauren Barnes, Carmin Wong, Sabrina Evans, Takina Walker, Kendra Napier-Fonash, Morgan Robinson of @BWOA_Project.

[Black Women's Organizing Archive @BWOA_Project]

Check out BWOA's very own @docmoodyturner
recent article on Anna Julia Cooper featured in The Washington Post! https://t.co/NR2vdxEgy2

[Black Women's Organizing Archive @BWOA_Project]

We are officially one week away from celebrating Black women's digitized repository collections with Digitize Black Women's Records Day where we will hear from scholars, artists, and educators! #DBWRD2024

[Colored Conventions @CCP_org]

Can't tell you how excited we all are for this workshop next week with Kenton Rambsy at @DigBlk!

It's free & online, so come through! https://t.co/r315B4TNiw

[Black Women's Organizing Archive @BWOA_Project]

@SmithsonianACM Make sure to join us on March 26th, 2024 for #DBWRD2024 where archivist Jennifer Morris from @SmithsonianACM will be in conversation with educators & artists discussing ways that they engage with collections like Cooper’s to celebrate Black women’s histories.

[Black Women's Organizing Archive @BWOA_Project]

Shout out to the Anacostia Community Museum @SmithsonianACM and their digitized photographs in the Anna J. Cooper: A Voice From the South Exhibition Records collection: https://t.co/o5e2kRVeRR

[Black Women's Organizing Archive @BWOA_Project]

Anna Julia Cooper was an educator, civil rights activist, and writer. At BWOA we have a paper’s locator where we link her digitized and non digital collections, you can find them here: https://t.co/SZ4yZUMAfD

[Black Women's Organizing Archive @BWOA_Project]

We are gearing up for Digitize Black Women’s Records Day on Mar 26, 2024. #DBWRD2024 will be a celebration of Black women's digitized repository collections through scholarship, art, community initiatives, and pedagogy. Please find more information about the event on our flier!