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Black History Month Resiliency Toolkit


Image: Wiley, Kehinde. Anthony of Padua. 2013. Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, WA.

This Black History Month we highlighted Black Resilience. 

Resilience means the process and outcome of triumphantly adapting in the face of adversity, trauma, tragedy, threats, or significant sources of stress. This Black History Month, SMPS Atlanta recognized the fierce journey, but also celebrated the resilience that generations have braved. Peruse this toolkit to learn more about Black history and discover a variety of examples expressing Black Resilience.

Black History Month Resiliency Toolkit

The Black History Month Resiliency toolkit provides several ways to learn more about the Black experience through literature, the arts, education, events, movies and Broadway shows – focusing on a spirit of joy, wisdom and hope. 

Important and relevant lessons in Black history are found in few of the stories and documents shown below from historical organizations and educational institutions. 

Must-Read Books about Black History

Movies, Broadway and Documentaries 

Movies and documentaries provide an opportunity to learn about Black History and explore African-American Culture.

The Arts

The Arts are an expression of resilience and provide an opportunity to explore African-American Culture.