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We hope that you will begin to make plans to bring one of these speakers to your company's
campus, institution, or organization.For more information please complete the Contact Us
section in the left margin below or call 202-865-0053 to book a speaker, or for more
information.
Click here to download the flyer.
Below you will find a list of speakers.
campus, institution, or organization.For more information please complete the Contact Us
section in the left margin below or call 202-865-0053 to book a speaker, or for more
information.
Click here to download the flyer.
Below you will find a list of speakers.
JOURNEY INTO
BLACK HISTORY
with a DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER
BLACK HISTORY
with a DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER
About Us
The Association for the Study of African American Life and History is pleased to present the
ASALH Speakers Bureau. We provide professional speakers who present on a variety of
global history topics and specialize in the African American experience. Our bureau offers
keynote speakers for a spectrum of government, corporate and university events.
The ASALH Speakers Bureau is an important way to support our mission to promote,
research, preserve, interpret and disseminate information about Black life, history, and culture
to the global community. Incorporated in Washington, DC, ASALH is a not-for-profit 501 (c)
(3) organization.
What Sets Us Apart?
We offer more than just a famous face. Our speakers are among the leading scholars in the
field of history. Because our speakers are experts in their field, they can give engaging
presentations tailored to nearly any topic in World and American History, particularly those
which discuss the countless facets of African American life and culture.
You make a difference! Receive a phenomenal speaker and have a successful event all at the
same time. When you book a speaker through the ASALH Speaker Bureau, half of your
speaker fee is a tax-deductable donation. Our speakers agree to donate half of their speaker
fee to further the ASALH mission. As a result, you have the unique opportunity to give back
and help support our 94-year legacy while having a successful event.
We mean it when we say our speakers are affordable. The primary goal of the ASALH
Speakers Bureau is to promote, research, preserve and disseminate information about Black
life, history and culture to the global community. As a courtesy to the community and
ASALH our speakers offer their services for thousands less than other bureaus. We work
hard to provide you with a quality speaker the fits within your budget.
What We Offer
Black History Event Speakers
Unique to the ASALH Speakers Bureau! When you book one of our speakers for your Black
History Month event, you receive a complimentary Theme Kit complete with and event
planning CD-Rom (customizable event letterhead, save-the-date, and invitations), theme
posters, and a theme magazine (The Woodson Review).
In addition, we provide your entire audience with their own copy of The Woodson Review.
Included with select presentations only, please inquire when booking.
ASALH sets the national theme for Black History Month. The President of the United States
issues a proclamation recognizing the theme we set each year.
Lecture Series
Our Carter G. Woodson Distinguished Lecture Series offers innovative lectures and
presentations in traditional and contemporary issues in history. Some topics include:
“American Politics and History of the Cold War”, “Tale of Three Cities: Architects &
Architecture of Brazil”, “Broke Black Nation: The Origins of Today’s Subprime Crisis, “Hip Hop
as a Social and Intellectual Movement”, “The Mis-Education of the Negro” and more. These
speakers are available for university and college events, classroom lectures, panel discussions,
organization events and activities and the like.
Corporate Speakers
ASALH Corporate Speakers are available for a wide range of corporate events including but
not limited to, conferences, banquets, and employee workshops. Please inquire for this
specialized list of speakers.
The Association for the Study of African American Life and History is pleased to present the
ASALH Speakers Bureau. We provide professional speakers who present on a variety of
global history topics and specialize in the African American experience. Our bureau offers
keynote speakers for a spectrum of government, corporate and university events.
The ASALH Speakers Bureau is an important way to support our mission to promote,
research, preserve, interpret and disseminate information about Black life, history, and culture
to the global community. Incorporated in Washington, DC, ASALH is a not-for-profit 501 (c)
(3) organization.
What Sets Us Apart?
We offer more than just a famous face. Our speakers are among the leading scholars in the
field of history. Because our speakers are experts in their field, they can give engaging
presentations tailored to nearly any topic in World and American History, particularly those
which discuss the countless facets of African American life and culture.
You make a difference! Receive a phenomenal speaker and have a successful event all at the
same time. When you book a speaker through the ASALH Speaker Bureau, half of your
speaker fee is a tax-deductable donation. Our speakers agree to donate half of their speaker
fee to further the ASALH mission. As a result, you have the unique opportunity to give back
and help support our 94-year legacy while having a successful event.
We mean it when we say our speakers are affordable. The primary goal of the ASALH
Speakers Bureau is to promote, research, preserve and disseminate information about Black
life, history and culture to the global community. As a courtesy to the community and
ASALH our speakers offer their services for thousands less than other bureaus. We work
hard to provide you with a quality speaker the fits within your budget.
What We Offer
Black History Event Speakers
Unique to the ASALH Speakers Bureau! When you book one of our speakers for your Black
History Month event, you receive a complimentary Theme Kit complete with and event
planning CD-Rom (customizable event letterhead, save-the-date, and invitations), theme
posters, and a theme magazine (The Woodson Review).
In addition, we provide your entire audience with their own copy of The Woodson Review.
Included with select presentations only, please inquire when booking.
ASALH sets the national theme for Black History Month. The President of the United States
issues a proclamation recognizing the theme we set each year.
Lecture Series
Our Carter G. Woodson Distinguished Lecture Series offers innovative lectures and
presentations in traditional and contemporary issues in history. Some topics include:
“American Politics and History of the Cold War”, “Tale of Three Cities: Architects &
Architecture of Brazil”, “Broke Black Nation: The Origins of Today’s Subprime Crisis, “Hip Hop
as a Social and Intellectual Movement”, “The Mis-Education of the Negro” and more. These
speakers are available for university and college events, classroom lectures, panel discussions,
organization events and activities and the like.
Corporate Speakers
ASALH Corporate Speakers are available for a wide range of corporate events including but
not limited to, conferences, banquets, and employee workshops. Please inquire for this
specialized list of speakers.
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