During Black History Month, the Library District celebrates Black stories and voices—past, present, and future.
Black history is not a single story. It is a collection of voices filled with resilience, creativity, joy, struggle, and brilliance. Libraries are spaces where these stories are preserved, shared, and discovered, offering opportunities to listen, learn, and reflect.
Join us as we honor Black authors and storytellers and recognize the power of stories to help us learn, understand one another, and build community—not just this month, but all year long.
Black History Month Resources
- The National Museum of African American History and Culture uses art as a platform for social justice and celebrates Black History Month with a digital showcase
. - The Northwest African American Museum's exhibitions and programs feature the visual arts, music, crafts, literature, and history of African Americans in the Northwest.
- BlackHistoryMonth.gov highlights a series of virtual discussions, book talks, and other online events, along with resources to learn more about Black History Month.
- The National Archives holds a wealth of material documenting the Black experience, including online resources, programs, and content through traditional and social media.