For more than three decades the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation in partnership with CBC Spouses has awarded scholarships to talented and deserving students. Each year, they award more than 300 scholarships to students that demonstrate leadership ability through exemplary community service and academic talent. Their scholarship programs support current or upcoming college students across a variety of disciplines.
https://www.cbcfinc.org/programs/scholarships/
28th Annual Metropolitan Jack & Jill Education Seminar and School Fair By Metropolitan Chapter, Jack & Jill, Inc. New York City
Welcome to the 2026 Metropolitan Jack & Jill Education Seminar and School Fair! Join at Grace Church School, their host school.
Grace Church School - High School CampusNew York, NY - is located at 46 Cooper Square on Saturday, Apr 18 from 9:30 am to 1 pm
Meet Admissions representatives from a variety of schools in and around NYC, and learn about educational opportunities for diverse students!
Meet and speak with school representatives now to be prepared for Fall 2026 applications and the admissions process!
This event also features two seminars: 1) What are the different types of schools and how to choose the best one for your child; and 2) How to apply for financial aid.
Breakfast and lunch will be provided!
Black Children’s Book Week is a global celebration of Black children and the people who ensure Black children are represented in books and other children’s media.
Everyone is invited to join the celebration: parents, guardians, authors, illustrators, publishers, educators, librarians, business people, community advocates, and other advocates for Black children.
Black Children’s Book Week starts on the last Sunday in February every year. This year from 2/26/23 to 4/3/2023.
Here is their calendar https://blackbabybooks.com/bcbw-events-calendar/
From its inception, their Sunday Matinee Series has been a treasured tradition at Dance Theatre of Harlem where DTH opens their doors to bring community-centered performances to the heart of Harlem. Residents near (and far) are invited to connect with artists through dynamic showcases that highlight the DTH Company, the DTH School, and a diverse array of guest artists from across the performing arts. Tickets: Adults $20 | Children & Seniors $15, plus processing fees
Address: Dance Theatre of Harlem, Everett Center for the Performing Arts -466 West 152nd Street,New York, NY 10031-1814, Tel: 212.690.2800
The Snowy Day: Literacy Village is a family-centered community celebration hosted by Brown Babies n’ Books in honor of Black History Month. The event is intentionally designed to bring Black families together to celebrate voices, stories, and cultural legacy through children’s literacy. Inspired by Ezra Jack Keats’ classic book The Snowy Day, the experience centers Black storytelling, representation, and joy while creating an interactive literacy space for children and caregivers. Families will enjoy live storytimes, sensory play stations, music, and community engagement, all aimed at uplifting Black authors, culture, and early childhood literacy in a warm, welcoming environment.
Location: City Point BKLYN, 445 Albee Square W., Brooklyn, New York
Reading Can Change Lives!
