AAAC’s 9th Annual Creative Sector Summit
The Asheville Area Arts Council’s 9th Annual Creative Sector Summit will focus on the equity
Black Asheville
Parent Leadership Program at Asheville Middle School
$200 Monthly Stipend + Childcare + $50 Gift Card + $ For Transportation The Asheville
Hendersonville Black Arts and Craft Cultural Exhibition to Be Annual Event
The first Black Arts and Craft Exhibition was held in Hendersonville, NC in March. The
2019 HOPE Banquet
On Tuesday, May 21, 2019, the Asheville Buncombe Institute of Parity Achievement (ABIPA), Mission Health,
Tyrone Greenlee to Receive Champion of Civil Liberties Award
On Sunday, May 19, 2019 at 3 p.m., the Western North Carolina Chapter of the
YWCA of Asheville Names Libby Kyles as New CEO
After a three-month search process, the YWCA of Asheville has chosen Libby Kyles to be
State of Black Asheville
Dr. Dwight Mullen, retired professor of Political Science from UNC Asheville, has long reported on
Women in Education
Marshay Proctor-Bates, a Success Coach at A-B Tech, is increasing the effectiveness and efficiency of
It’s Your Backyard: On the Doorstep of Paradise
Daniel White (The Blackalachian) and Frank and Audrey Peterman speak about outdoor recreation, public lands
Continuing the Legacy
The YMI elevates black communities through cultural, economic, and leadership development activities. So says the
A Free Spirit Flies Into the Sunset
Mrs. Dorothy ‘Lucille’ Flack Ray, an Asheville Living Treasure, departed this life on Sunday, February
A-B Tech Will Host Why Does Black History Month Matter?
Presented by Dr. Roslyn Artis, President of Benedict College Dr. Roslyn Artis, President of Benedict
