A heartfelt thank you for the incredible support at our recent Fireside Chat with Tony Dungy
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Iโm with my old high school friend Bob Elliott in Tucson Ariz. His wife Beverly runs the African American Museum at the U of Arizona and we are doing a fund raiser tonight. I got to tour the museum today and it is incredible. Iโm so excited to be here to help out.
August was National Black Business Month.
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Just because it has passed, we hope you will continue to celebrate the contributions of Black-owned businesses!
Visit a black-owned business and support the economy and American businesses.
Compelling duality of storytelling! Dive into Willie Blake 2 ver of 1 tale. AAMSAZ Podcast 1 ver is filled w laughter, the other might move u 2 tears ๐ญ๐ค https://t.co/pBGiTbaMSY #AfricanAmericanHeritage#InTheirWords#LaughNowCryLater
As we continue our #ExploreUArizona tour, RII leadership and staff visited the African American Museum of So. AZ. Executive Director Beverely Elliott and her husband Bob shared the rich history of African American and Black life, culture & history in our area. The formation of the museum was a passion project for the Elliotts, stemming from a request from their young grandson to have a place where he could โlearn about African American people who lived around here.โ Located on the @uarizona campus and open to the public, this is a gem in our community. Learn more: https://t.co/qz4E3yVBDE.
Congratulations to our Executive Director, Beverely Elliott, for being honored with the Lifetime Humanitarian Achievement Award! Join us for the luncheon on Thursday, October 26, 2023, from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm at the Tucson Convention Center. Limited seats available for purchase.
We received funds from OneAZ to provide swim lessons for African American children in Tucson. Our goal is to address high drowning rates, serving 50-75 kids (ages 4-18). Know any kids in this age range? Contact [email protected]. Let's create a safer future together!
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Beverely Elliott, one of the African American Museum of Southern Arizona founders, talks with UA facilities management staff about placement of historical paintings at the museum inside the University of Arizona Student Union. #StoryTelling#AZHistory
There is great History at the Donna Liggins Recreation Center. Formally the North West Neighborhood center located in the neighborhood known as Sugar Hill where African Americans were not allowed lived at one time but opened up in the 1960โs. Donate Here https://t.co/EqGbzC2323
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Jimmy Hart, Director of African American Student Services, for Tucson Unified School District takes photos with his family. He received an award for his service to the Tucson Community from the Black Chamber of Commerce. Donate Here https://t.co/EqGbzC2323 #AZHistory
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Richard Davis Got A Story To Tell About His Uncle & Namesake.
African-Americans have a rich history in Southern Arizona, like so many places around the world.
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Mr. Kendrick, of Tucson, has his own museum and he still has his shoe shine kit from when he was a child over 80 years ago growing up in Texas. Donate Here https://t.co/EqGbzC2323 #LivingHistory#USHistory#StoryTelling#AZHistory