Black Asheville

Philip Cooper, UpSkill WNC Coordinator at A-B Tech, was selected for the 2020-2021 Appalachian Regional

An intimate experience that provides new opportunities for understanding and healing. Question Bridge: Black Males

The YMI Cultural Center (YMICC) will hold a free public webinar, “Reparations: A Deeper Conversation,”

UNC Asheville’s seventh African Americans in Western North Carolina and Southern Appalachia Conference will take

Governor Roy Cooper has appointed Thomas Nelson of Murphy, North Carolina, as a member-at-large of the

By Dr. Sharon Kelly-West – What does “declaring racism as a public health crisis” mean?

 Pledge Continued Investments For centuries of disenfranchisement, the Buncombe County Board of Commissioners has apologized

On Sunday, July 19, 2020, more than 20 artists came together to create a vibrant

Asheville’s first Black-owned coffee shop. GRIND is a place for coffee. It’s also a place

AARP, ABIPA provide listening platform through webinars to help build racial equity in Asheville. There

Artists Jenny Pickens, Joseph Pearson, and Marie T. Cochran will lead the design and implementation

Ms. Andrea Clark was recognized for her photographs of the East End/Valley Street neighborhood in