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The Florida African American Heritage Preservation
Network (FAAHPN), an educational and technical assistance component
under the Southeast Regional Alliance to preserve African American
History and Culture, is currently organizing throughout the state.
Every organization or person involved in, or desirous of supporting,
efforts to preserve and celebrate African American culture and history
should make every effort to join the Network. Together, we can make
a difference in our lives and communities.
FOUNDING PARTNER: The Elizabeth Ordway Dunn Foundation,
Miami, Florida.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
The Sixth Biennial
Florida African American Heritage Preservation Network Conference
Preserving African American History and Revitalization of Historic Sites
In the African American Community
April 24, 2007-April 27, 2007
Hilton Bayfront Hotel
St. Petersburg, Florida
» Click here for more information
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NEW PUBLICATION: "Hidden Sagas" containing oral histories from a
Florida Humanities Council sponsored project to document the history of
African Americans and their experiences growing up during the 40's-60's in
the segregated counties of Suwannee, Jefferson, Gadsden, and Madison.
Cost $10.00 obtainable from Riley House Museum.
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