This calendar is a community service project of the Negro Business & Professional Women’s Frederick Club.

Included are only activities open to the public.

If you wish your group’s public event/activity added to this African American Community Calendar, send email to rodoch@aol.com.

Nov 9 African_American Community_ Calendar.pdf

Don’t miss another opportunity to view “The Tale of the Lion” featuring the oldest African American citizens in Frederick, MD sharing their memories and wisdom. Screening on November 7 with conversation to follow. Reservations are required. http://delaplaine.org/programs/wider_lens/

Please join Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated and the Western Maryland Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Incorporated for our first annual HBCU Fair.

Come visit with colleges from all over the country.

We will also have a workshop from 5:00 pm-6:00 pm on financial literacy. 

DATE AND TIME:

Friday, November 2, 2018 from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM 

LOCATION:

Urbana Middle School

3511 Pontius Court

Ijamsville, MD  21754

REGISTER HERE

We hope to see you there!

This calendar is a community service project of the Negro Business & Professional Women’s Frederick Club.

Includes only activities open to the public.

If you wish your group’s public event/activity added to this African American Community Calendar, send to rodoch@aol.com.

Oct 5 African_American Community_ Calendar.pdf

Learn more about early voting, candidates, and other items on the ballot in your district.

Get informed and exercise your right to vote!

Click the link below for more information:

Voting Information for MD

Join Alderman Roger Wilson and Stuart Harvey, Director of the Frederick County Board of Elections at this upcoming Town Hall meeting! Alderman Wilson will be discussing this year's legislative accomplishments, as well as the opportunities and challenges facing the City of Frederick in the upcoming months. Mr. Harvey will be discussing what the public can expect for the upcoming November election. Remarks will be followed by an open Q and A session, and light refreshments will be served.

Aug 25 African_American Community_ Calendar.pdf

Includes only activities open to the public.

This calendar is a community service project of the Negro Business & Professional Women’s Frederick Club.

If you wish your group’s public event/activity added to this African American Community Calendar, send to rodoch@aol.com.

Also, please email any corrections!

Until the story of the hunt is told by the Lion, the tale of the hunt will always glorify the hunter. — African proverb

The oldest African American citizens in Frederick County, Maryland, share the memories, wit, and wisdom that have shaped their lives.

This documentary film is presented by the African American Resources – Cultural and Heritage Society of Frederick County, MD.

Saturday, Sept 15, 2018

Weinberg Center for the Arts

Red Carpet Welcome: 1:15 PM

Film: 2:00 PM

Reception: to follow

This Event is Free and open to all.

Reservations are recommended.

https://weinbergcenter.org/shows/the-tale-of-the-lion-our-stories-our-voices/

2018 NAMI National Convention

REGISTER TODAY

The NAMI National Convention is one of the largest annual gatherings of mental health advocates in the nation. The 2018 NAMI National Convention will convene at the Sheraton New Orleans on Canal St. in the heart of New Orleans, June 27 -30.

This year's theme "Live. Learn. Share hope." describes the NAMI experience. Our collective voice spreads hope that recovery is possible and families can be whole again.

The NAMI National Convention connects people affected by mental illness who are looking for resources, research and support. Attendees include individuals with mental illness, family members, caregivers, advocates, policymakers, educators, researchers, clinicians and press. 

5 Great Reasons To Attend

1. Learn from experts who share exciting research, tools and treatment options
2. Hear powerful stories and make connections with people you can relate to
3. Deepen your recovery toolbox with advanced support and coping methods
4. Earn continuing education credits as a licensed counselor, social worker or registered nurse 
5. Develop NAMI leadership skills that can take the NAMI movement to the next level

Can't attend the convention, but want to support NAMI? Click Here