BLACK GERMAN HERITAGE & RESEARCH ASSOCIATION
About us
The Black German Heritage and Research Association
(BGHRA)
Documents and supports the activities of Black Germans internationally and promotes scholarship relating to the historic and contemporary presence of Black people in Germany , Black Germans in the United States, and beyond. In partnership with interested scholars, institutions, and organizations, BGHRA advocates for the interdisciplinary inclusion of Black German history, life experience, and contemporary culture in education, and encourages bilateral exchange opportunities.
Look at what our students are doing at Davidson College and vsit our BGHRA Academy website to find out about our internship program and how you can become involved.
Your Ideas for BGHRA / DDGC 2023
(Feb / March)
The Black German Heritage and Research Association and the Diversity, Decolonization, and the German Curriculum Collective intend to co-host a two-part online conference next year on Black Central, Eastern, and Northern European Studies (February) and Decolonizing Curriculum Outcomes, Diversifying Assessments (March). We’re hoping to gain as much insight between now and March 15 about what you might like to see take place at this two-parter event! Thank you!
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BGHRA is a 501(c) 3 volunteer organization dependent upon on grants and donations. We welcome your gift to support our endeavors. There are three ways you can support us:
- Donate to help support our operating expenses
- Donate to support the BGHRA Conference
- Donate to support the BGHRA Scholarship fund.
When you click on the paypal button, you will have to option to select your preference, and also to choose a one time gift or monthly donation.
Thanks in advance for your generosity and appreciation for the work of the BGHRA.
