Black Heritage Resources
Long Beach City College celebrates Black Heritage Month throughout the month of February/March. The month-long celebration included lectures, cultural performances, and resource fairs highlighting the accomplishments and needs of the Black community.
Black Women Speak: An Open Conversation
Black Women Speak: An Open Conversation” will create space to center the resilient legacy, and promote healing and wellness. Panelists will share their lived experiences and discuss tangible steps to help participants live healthy lives.
A Conversation with Keith Boykin
Join Keith Boykin as he discusses his journey to becoming a CNN political commentator, which will be followed by a Q & A session led by Dr. Jerome Hunt, Student Equity Coordinator and Assistant Professor of Political Science.
YouTube Live: https://www.youtube.com/c/LongBeachCityCollege1/live
Black Mental Health Matters
Workshop
Knowing that Black students in America face unique and specific barriers to mental health, this workshop will provide a place for Black students to be heard, both collectively and individually.