Site includes information about this book for Black women of all ages, provides to links to other African-American websites of interest for publishers and African-American writers

Dedicated to protecting the environment, promoting the efficient use of natural resources, enhancing human, animal and plant ecologies, and increasing African American participation in the environmental movement.

This is a web portal site to meet and colaborate with other people over the internet. We have internal messaging and free webpages and clubs

Largest Ancient Egyptian Photo Gallery on Internet--230 Photos! The unique book, Return to Glory: The Powerful Stirring of the Black Man, about black history & cross-cultural understanding, has received excellent reviews from the likes of Bill Cosby and Julius Erving to Ben Carson, Joe Frazier, Tony Campolo and Tony Evans. Co-authors Joel Freeman and Don Griffin have developed the pre-treatment of the film version. Through the non-profit organization, Return To Glory, they are making the film which will visually bring to life the message of this gripping book. MC Hammer will score the music.

ASiS which stands for African-American Sisters In Spirit Book Club, is a book club for African American women residing in the Washinton DC and Northern Virginia area. Our club meet monthly to discuss the writings of African American authors over dinner. ASiS is a strong network of sistas that will form bonds that are as close as sisters to promote literacy, and community service. We're always accepted membership applications!!!

Since 1964, BSF has provided financial assistance and support services to Washington metropolitan area African-American students, grades pre-kindergarten to 12, and their families. BSF-assisted students stay in school, graduate high school with distinction and enter college. 70% of these students are from one-parent households — Many are the first generation to progress to higher education.
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Black Women in Sisterhood for Action (BISA), founded on January 10, 1980, is a national non-profit corporation whose purposes are to develop and promote alternative strategies for educational and career development of black women in the world of work; provide scholarship assistance to deserving youths; provides support and social assistance to senior black women in the community; share information and resources in meaningful ways with the community-at-large; and to provide leadership, role models, and mentors for young people.

BlackCityGuide.com is an online community for Washington D.C that provides a Black-owned business directory, reviews, online shopping, special interest articles and news as it relates to African-Americans.

A small yet growing community of black members,dedicated toward growth and change,members and visitors participate in our offers of service and entertainment in a fun, free and educating way to support the fundraising and promotion of the importance of black business. come check us out

In every region of the country, the National Black Child Development Institute is represented by affiliate chapters that provide direct services at the community level. NBCDI' affiliate network is a dynamic and geographically diverse force comprising 43 chapters that are located in urban and rural areas and on college campuses.

The National Summit on Africa is a two-year initiative aimed at improving levels of public understanding about Africa and U.S.-Africa relations; creating an expanded and broad-based network of support for Africa; enabling a diverse coalition of organizations and individuals to develop a shared Plan of Action for U.S. relations with the countries of Africa.

a conscious online community, for everyone interested in pan-african development in your neighborhood and globally.

The Strong Men & Strong Women program sponsored by Dominion annually recognizes outstanding African-Americans as role models for today's youth. The site includes abundant art and biographical info about those recognized over the past decade.

Your guide to African and African-American Business, Events and organizations in and around Washington DC.

Since 1776, Negroes of the African race, whose ancestors were brought to this country and sold as slaves, have been existing in America without their legitimate identity. Brought to America as slaves and as property to be bought and sold, the U.S. Constitution and the U.S. Supreme Court have never changed that definition of the Negro.

A city guide for people of African descent for the Washington DC metro area featuring free internet access, free home pages, free email, free listings for black churches and businesses.

When The Truth Knocks. . . ("WTTK") is dedicated to improving and increasing communication between African-American Men and Women in and outside of relationships.