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Event Aims to Honor Clotilda Africans. Founders of Africatown, and Highlight the Community's Continuing Struggle for Human Rights

A Discussion on The Power of Design to Ignite Creative Placemaking Via a Series of 16 Monuments, Memorials & Interpretive Venues on 4 Sites tied to the Clotilda Slave Ship

British Researcher -- Discoverer of Previously Unknown African Women Who Survived the Middle Passage Aboard the Clotilda Slave Ship -- Keynotes Virtual Event on Feb. 13

3rd Annual Event Honors Rodishi and Matilda, the Clotilda Africans Durkin Uncovered, All Women Who Survived the Middle Passage on Mobile's Infamous Slave Ship

African Leaders Honor Lewis, Other Africatown Founders with Conference, Festival and Memorial Statute in Bantè Dec. 10-11, 2020

Architectural Design Competition Set to Coordinate Revitalization Efforts

Festival's Keynote Speaker is Dr. Natalie Robertson, Author of The Slave Ship CLOTILDA and the Making of Africatown, USA

Holley will exhibit his work, including new music, at the outdoor festival that celebrates Black artists in Alabama and beyond.

Funeral Services Set for June 30th in Birmingham for former Child "Foot Soldier" in the 1963 Civil Rights Movement Who Spent Her Last Years Sharing Her Life's Lessons With the Next Generation

Community Comes Together to Celebrate Proposed Plan That Can Help Revitalize Africatown, Which Was Founded By Former Clotilda Slaves, and Make It A Tourist Destination