BLACK APPALACHIA • CULTURAL PRESERVATION • COMMUNITY CONNECTION • SCHOLARLY COLLABORATION • HERITAGE CELEBRATION •

Preserving the Soul of Black Appalachia

We are building the Black Appalachian Cultural Center

at Marshall University in Huntington, WV – the Heart of Black Appalachia

and home of Dr. Carter G. Woodson, the father of Black History.

Our website is currently under construction.

Watch this space!

Preserving Our Roots, Building Our Future

We are dedicated to fostering meaningful collaboration and cultural enrichment within the Black Appalachian community. By honoring our shared heritage and supporting local initiatives, we create a space where everyone can thrive and connect through mutual respect and collective strength.

Programs & Initiatives

Deepening our roots through cultural preservation, education, and community empowerment.

Cultural Workshops

Hands-on sessions exploring traditional crafts, storytelling, and Appalachian music history.

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Community Dialogues

Open forums dedicated to discussing heritage, identity, and regional collaboration.

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Education & Mentorship

Supporting the next generation through academic enrichment and mentorship programs.

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Cultural Preservation

Documenting and celebrating the unique intersection of Black Appalachian heritage.

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The Heart of Our Community

We celebrate the rich tapestry of Black Appalachian heritage through stories of resilience, collaboration, and cultural preservation.

Connect With Us

Phone

(304) 696-3347

Email

blackappalachia@gmail.com

Location

314 Ninth Street, Huntington, West Virginia

Preserving Black Appalachian Heritage • Fostering Community Connection • Cultural Enrichment for All • Black Appalachian Cultural Center • Join Us in Our Mission •