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Schedule a Virtual Black History Workshop for your school and/or organization!

BRONDIHOUSE produces impactful and meaningful opportunities for students, educators, and organizations to learn about foundational Black History. Reviewing centuries of culture, economy, science, and influence specifically rooted in West Africa–the region from which the vast majority of African Americans originate, BRONDIHOUSE challenges and expands on what is traditionally taught, that Black history started in slavery, and instead, provides a more comprehensive and inclusive perception of Black history and its legacy of greatness.

  • The Historical Legacy and Contributions of Black Queer Activists

    Join ShaRhonda Dawson of Brondihouse on Sunday, June 25th, from 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm for an insightful discussion on the historical legacy and contributions of Black queer activists. This event aims to shed light on the pivotal role played by Black queer activists throughout history in advocating for LGBTQ+ rights, racial equality, and intersectional activism.

  • Black History for Black Children:

    Join Ryann Michelle Dawson of BRONDIHOUSE this February on Sunday mornings from 9am-9:50am. This workshop is for young children ages 3 to 7. We will explore our rich African history in a digestible way for young minds. We will learn African Songs, Stories, and Art.

    All About Africa (2/6)

    African Stories (2/13)

    African Songs (2/20)

    African Art (2/27)

    Classes will be 45 minutes and the price is a suggested donation of $20 per household

  • VIRTUAL: Black History of Early West African Civilizations

    All ages are invited to learn about the Black history of Early West African Civilizations in this interactive workshop led by ShaRhonda Knott Dawson of Brondihouse. We'll focus on the pre-colonial civilizations: The Ghana Empire and The Mali Empire, and their long-lasting impact on human history, continuing to today. We'll discuss West Africa's economies (gold and salt), the culture (griots and matrilineal society), and highlight the academic powerhouse, Timbuktu, and its impact on world civilization.

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Our Services

  • Racial Crossfit

  • BRONDIHOUSE Academy

  • Consulting Services

  • Corporate/ Academy Trainings

  • Speaking Events

 

Black History Month Clips

We are so excited to announce a new collaboration with Maui Jones and Reflect Media! Check out our premier episode below on Reflect Media’s YouTube Channel, we will be publishing a new show every week! Be sure to like Reflect Media on Facebook and subscribe to their YouTube Channel!

 
 

BRONDIHOUSE: Carter G. Woodson

BRONDIHOUSE: The True Size of Afrida

BRONDIHOUSE: West African Civ, Mansa Musa, Sundiata

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