Celebrate Black History Month at Work

The Black History Month virtual tour activities include a deep look at historic Black areas. Shaw is where Dr. Carter G Woodson made his headquarters.

This experience showcases historic Black leaders. For example, learn more about Carter G. Woodson and Mamie Clark.

Mamie Clark conducted social studies of African American children. Carter Woodson highlighted Black achievement.

No, we are sure your team will have a great time.

First, this experience highlights incredible history. And, this experience fosters an inclusive workplace.

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Corporate groups are welcome to provide a short introduction. We allocate 2-3 minutes to the introduction in our programming.

First, you will receive a show flow to distribute within your organizing team. Second, we also will provide a quick 1-minute promo to share with your employees.

Your event will start promptly to ensure that your event ends on time. We will admit your team members throughout the event.

Yes, the Black History Month virtual experience is an uplifting experience. It traces how amplifying Black history led to significant social change and encourages a growth mindset exemplified by Dr. Carter G. Woodson. With live-streamed visits to incredible sites, your team will be inspired to lead change.

The embedded corporate value in this experience is the importance of amplification.

Specifically, this experience answers many important questions. For example, why should businesses tell stories of diverse leaders? Or, why do diversity and equity committees have impact? Lastly, how do ERGs provide ROI for companies?

This event shows how teaching Black history led to the work of the Civil Rights Movement. Amplifying minority achievement led to significant social change.

In fact, Dr. Woodson and Dr. Mamie Clark were early leaders in emphasizing diversity education. And, this experience shares their story.

First of all, we encourage you to invite employees — all of them! — to your event. Secondly, this is a celebration of Black achievement that everyone will enjoy.

If you would like to add guest speakers after the programming, that is possible.

However, we have found that teams get optimal engagement with a 60 minute event. Our Heritage Month experience is one hour in length.

The lead guide on this experience is Black, while other guides may be from different backgrounds to create an inclusive experience.

Because there is so much story to tell, it cannot be less than 60 minutes. If you’re looking for a 30-minute event, please check out the MLK Jr. One of Many!

First, Black-owned businesses provide the food and products in the Treat Boxes.

In fact, this is a great way to support many Black-owned businesses! Companies love being able to support many Black businesses all with one purchase. The small business treats from the United States will be shipped directly to your US-based team. For international shipping, please contact us.

No, the Treat Boxes are optional to enhance the experience. However, the Treat Boxes allow your team to support awesome Black-owned small businesses.

First, with advance notice, we can accommodate some food restrictions. But, please get in touch with us if you have specific requirements.

That being said, all of our Treat Boxes are vegetarian. In addition, all boxes include non-perishable foods.

Not at all! In fact, you don’t need to gift everyone your team a treat box if it’s not in the budget. Show your support by purchasing boxes to raffle to attendees in a giveaway.

Also, contact us for large orders. Generally, we can normally provide up to 500 Treat Boxes for a single company.