Posts Tagged ‘Children’
Juneteenth @ ABHM: Betty Brinn’s Wonder Wagon
On Juneteenth (June 19th), join us for Betty Brinn’s Children Museum’s Wonder Wagon activities from 11 AM to 3 PM, exploring Black quilting history and freedom’s meaning. Plus, Niche Book Bar hosts a Juneteenth story time at 1 PM. FREE ADMISSION.
Read MoreJuneteenth with ABHM: Children’s Activities at Betty Brinn’s
On June 20th, ABHM staff will take our engagements off-site to Betty Brinn’s Children’s Museum where we will lead arts & crafts related to Juneteenth from 1 PM to 3 PM. Our Juneteenth specific story time will begin at 1 PM. At 6 PM that evening, we will meet virtually for ABHM Book Club to discuss “On Juneteenth” by Annette Gordon-Reed.
Read MoreABHM Presents: Community Day
Join us for an enriching and memorable Community Day at America Black Holocaust Museum, proudly sponsored by Network Health! Enjoy free admission for all visitors from 10 AM to 3 PM, and immerse yourself in the profound history and stories that shape our community.
Read MoreBetty Brinn Children’s Museum Wonder Wagon
Betty Brinn Children’s Museum (BBCM) will be bringing their mobile museum to ABHM on Saturday, May 11th from 10 AM to 1 PM. BBCM Wonder Wagon will bring hands-on activities developed in collaboration with ABHM to our space!
Read MoreBetty Brinn Children’s Museum Wonder Wagon
Betty Brinn Children’s Museum (BBCM) will be bringing their mobile museum to ABHM on Saturday, May 11th from 10 AM to 1 PM. BBCM Wonder Wagon will bring hands-on activities developed in collaboration with ABHM to our space!
Read MoreCreate Space @ ABHM
Join Milwaukee Succeeds for the launch of its Create Space series! The new series aims to provide experiential opportunities for young people in Milwaukee. The first event will take place at America’s Black Holocaust Museum this Saturday, March 9.
Read MoreChildren Who Survive Shootings Endure Huge Health Obstacles and Costs
A new study has found that adolescents who survive firearm injuries are at an increased risk for mental health issues such as substance use disorder. Survivors and their families, who also suffer in the aftermath, must contend with medical needs that largely go unmet.
Read MoreData Shows That Seattle’s Preschool Program Is A Wise Investment
A preschool program in Seattle helps children of color better prepare for kindergarten according to a report.
Read MoreMagical Black Tears Experience: Museum Exhibition Pilot
This interactive exhibition, based on a children’s picture book, teaches children ages 4-12 about direct action as a vehicle for creating a more just society for Black people. Caregivers and children can watch films, read, write, create, pretend-play, and problem-solve in a fun setting that teaches how everyday people take direct action to create a world free from racism.
Read MoreWhat Can Teachers Do About Colorism?
Not every Black child experienced racism the same as their peers. Those with darker skin witness a preference for light skin from a young age.
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