Griot: Newsletter of the African-American Cultural Center

African-American students

Fall 1999

Griot: Newsletter of the African-American Cultural Center

African-American students

Volume 8 of the Griot, in 4 issues.

African-American Cultural Center students and staff

African-American Cultural Center, UIUC

1984-1985

"DO THE RIGHT THING":
SUPPORT YOUR CULTURAL PROGRAM!

African-American Students

Describes African-American Cultural Center Programming, including Griot, Omnimov Dancers, Drama Workshop, WBML Radio, and the Black Chorus

African-American Cultural Center

undated

Black Women in the Middle West Announcement

Art, Campus--Community, Education--Higher--University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Women

Memo from Consuella Lewis, coordinator in the Champaign-Urbana area, to all the collectors for the Black Women in the Middle
West Heritage Project. A response from Loretha M. Harmon.

Consuella Lewis and Loretha M. Harmon

Office of the Dean of Students

June 20 1984

Document

Omnimov Dance flyer

Dance

Flyer reads:
Omn~ov Dance
with Special Guests -
Douglass Modern Dance Groups
Thursday, November 15
6:00 p.m.
at the Douglass Center
Donation: $1
This workshop performs to a full repertoire of
ethnic music both on and off campus on a regular
basis. You need not be professional to join but
possess an attitude for learning the technical
aspects and attend practice on a regular basis.
Serious work and desire is the key to a successful
presentation as a soloist or group performer.
Males are in particular demand to strengthen and
enhance the total effort.
The more po l~shed dancers form the traveling group
called IOMNfVov" (which means EVER-MOVING).
You are encourage to join us.
For more information call Walt Smith at 398-2573.

Douglas Center

African American Cultural Center

Community Proposal: WBML

Radio

Proposal for an outreach initiative of WBML radio directed at high school age local African-American youth.

ca. 1993

David Monk reflects on Angela Rivers Black History Mural

Murals

Project Background and CET A activities that led to the creation mural and continuity. Reflections by David Monk, Educational Resources in Environmental Science

Dave Monk

October 11, 2009

Table of Contents for' Presentation: A Pictorial History of Blacks in Champaign County, 1978

Mural

Describes the slides used for a Powerpoint Presentation in Mumford Hall on a mural on the Great Migration at the corner of Fifth and Park.

Angela M. Rivers

October 2009

Selections from Hot Type: 150 Years of the Best Local Stories from the News-Gazette

Civil Rights, North End, Local History

Selections from the News-Gazette on racism, the Ku Klux Klan, Civil Rights, Poverty, Sanitation, Crime and other aspects of African-American life featured in the local newspaper.

Tom Kacich

News-Gazette

2002

Champaign native heads up first black-owned Internet service provider

Technology

Describes local entrepreneur Nathaniel Causley, Jr. and his company BlackCyberSpace Online, Inc.

Melissa Merli

News Gazette

January 17, 2000