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The Memphis Experience
Kiara Cook
Higher Works Collaborative and 21 families participated in Black Influences in America-The Memphis Experience. While there participants were able to gain knowledge and experience the historical and educational contributions of African Americans of slave descent. Participants went on a HBCU tour at the University of Memphis, toured the National Civil Rights Museum, went to Mason Temple church, saw the Beale St. Tourist district, visited the Rock & Soul Museum, and went to Mud Island Park.
Come celebrate art, culture, and history while raising funds for arts and fitness programming for local youth!
A celebration to congratulate those that have completed Enterprise Academy and founded their own Black Owned Businesses!
Join us in celebrating Black and African authors located right here in Minnesota!
HWC celebrates students' accomplishments with a trip to Valley Fair
As we are building up our community together, HWC (Higher Works Collaborative) invited 21 families to participate in Black Influences in America - The Memphis Experience. An endeavor to invest in our youth and their families with a memorable, educational, cultural, exciting get away that we all need after the devastation of the pandemic these last several months of our lives. The objective of this trip is to showcase some of the historical and educational contributions of African Americans of Slave Decent. Families will be given time to learn and explore independently or together as a group.
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