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Welcoming County and City staff to our celebration of Black History Month
Greetings! Welcome to our new site for Black History Month programming for 2021. The theme for our events in 2021 is Recognizing The Black Family.
This year's programming highlights the shared history of many Black people in America, the local businesses that support these communities, the intimate conversations Black parents have with their children, and celebrates family traditions. Each week in February, staff are invited to join in on discussions around different topics that relate to African-American families in Saint Paul.
This year's Black History Month Planning Committee is launching a dedicated engagement page for each event every week. Don't miss out! We'll send an email to remind staff to check back each week.
Entrepreneurship Panel Discussion: February 05 @ 12:00 PM Residents and visitors in Saint Paul are supporting black owned businesses like never before. Staff have an opportunity to hear from local business owners and learn how starting and managing a business has impacted their family and the other way around.
African Diaspora Discussion Forum: February 8-12 Public schools in the US make sure every student learns the horrific era of enslaved people of African descent in North America. There is so much more to know about African American history. Check out an introduction into the connectedness and the differentiation within the African diaspora.
The Talk: February 19 @ 12:00 PM “The Talk” refers to conversations that African American families have about law enforcement and how to stay safe in the US. Attend a live discussion with our speakers.
Family Traditions Presentation: February 26 @ 12:00 PM (1.5 Hours) This year's final event will be an interactive discussion around family traditions and food. Join the discussion to for a fun line up, including of several guest speakers and breakout rooms.
We hope the interactive website helps staff immerse themselves in this year's program—even though we can't be together in person. We welcome you to leave any questions or a comments you have about this content by scrolling to the bottom of any event's webpage and clicking in the group chats. Thanks for your participation and we look forward to learning together!
- 2021 Black History Month Committee
2021 Black History Month Planning Committee members (some committee members not pictured)
Black History Month Planning Committee members from a previous year
Welcoming County and City staff to our celebration of Black History Month
Greetings! Welcome to our new site for Black History Month programming for 2021. The theme for our events in 2021 is Recognizing The Black Family.
This year's programming highlights the shared history of many Black people in America, the local businesses that support these communities, the intimate conversations Black parents have with their children, and celebrates family traditions. Each week in February, staff are invited to join in on discussions around different topics that relate to African-American families in Saint Paul.
This year's Black History Month Planning Committee is launching a dedicated engagement page for each event every week. Don't miss out! We'll send an email to remind staff to check back each week.
Entrepreneurship Panel Discussion: February 05 @ 12:00 PM Residents and visitors in Saint Paul are supporting black owned businesses like never before. Staff have an opportunity to hear from local business owners and learn how starting and managing a business has impacted their family and the other way around.
African Diaspora Discussion Forum: February 8-12 Public schools in the US make sure every student learns the horrific era of enslaved people of African descent in North America. There is so much more to know about African American history. Check out an introduction into the connectedness and the differentiation within the African diaspora.
The Talk: February 19 @ 12:00 PM “The Talk” refers to conversations that African American families have about law enforcement and how to stay safe in the US. Attend a live discussion with our speakers.
Family Traditions Presentation: February 26 @ 12:00 PM (1.5 Hours) This year's final event will be an interactive discussion around family traditions and food. Join the discussion to for a fun line up, including of several guest speakers and breakout rooms.
We hope the interactive website helps staff immerse themselves in this year's program—even though we can't be together in person. We welcome you to leave any questions or a comments you have about this content by scrolling to the bottom of any event's webpage and clicking in the group chats. Thanks for your participation and we look forward to learning together!
- 2021 Black History Month Committee
2021 Black History Month Planning Committee members (some committee members not pictured)
Black History Month Planning Committee members from a previous year
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Be sure to join our final event for Back History Month tomorrow. Join the live event at noon, and head over to the breakout sessions at 1:15pm to talk about family traditions. Get the link for the live event on the Family Traditions page: https://engagestpaul.org/black-history-month-family-traditions
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Did you enjoy the panel discussion last week? Our guest speakers gave us a lot to think about. Check out the documents available for download: Raising resilient children and what to do during a traffic stop, available in the top-right side of "The Talk" page.
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Our panel speakers from Karibu Grocery & Deli were kind to share their answers to the questions we discussed with the other panelists. We apologize to our audience for the technical difficulties we experienced during the panel event. Check out what Karibu Grocery & Deli has to say about entrepreneurship and family dynamics in our City.
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Check out Mayor Carter's welcome video for this year's Black History Month celebration.
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To view the video for the Virtual Panel on Entrepreneurship from February 5, 2021, check out the event page or view the recording on YouTube.
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The link to join Friday's live panel event is available to add to your calendar. Check out the Panel Discussion Engagement Page to learn about the panelists, share a story about a business you support, and tell us what you think about the panel.
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Check back soon to learn about our panelists and what we will discuss during the live event February 5th.
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