Black History Hero’s and Heroines are explored each day of Black History Month.
Recent Posts
Lesson 3C Preview: The Great Mali Empire
Learn about Mali culture.
Lesson 3D Preview: Early Presence of Africans in Asia
Examine the origin of man and his presence in Asia.
Lesson 3B Updated
Are the Africans who built the White House the Descendants of the Africans who built the Pyramids?
Lesson 7C Added
The Harlem Renaissance was the birth of an artistic and political movement. Influenced by the Great Migration, Word War I and racial tensions, Harlem became a focal point for change.
Lesson 7D Added
Learn about the Civil Rights Movement as we explore the people and events that helped to bring about one of the most important chapters in American history.
About the Historic Journey
Executive Order - White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for African Americans
Looking for an innovative way to engage your adult learners in the educational process? The lessons and activities in The Historic Journey encourage experiential learning, problem solving and the critical thinking skills that are needed to be successful in today’s world. The Historic Journey Curriculum is an ideal supplement to GED instructional texts and courses.
About the Historic Journey
My Brother's Keeper 2016 Progress Report
The Historic Journey is an excellent resource for after-school, Saturday school, and general tutoring programs. Use The Historic Journey Curriculum as a supplement to your tutoring curriculum; it is an excellent way to introduce cultural awareness while helping students with their core academic subjects.
We will bring professional trainers to your church, community center or organization as a way of preparing your volunteers or employees to use this curriculum to help your students/clients succeed.