Celebrate Black History at Work
Bring the 28 Days of Black History experience to your workplace. Easily onboard your whole team to receive the daily newsletters.
What you’ll get
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Daily newsletters during the month of February, each highlighting an undertold story of Black history.
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Discussion questions to foster engagement as a group.
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Tactical ways to support Black communities in your region, discipline or industry.
Easy onboarding, clear reporting.
It takes just minutes to add your team to the experience. At the end of the month, we’ll send you a custom report to let you know how your team engaged with the content.
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Send a dedicated link to your team to engage, or upload an email list to our system.
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Your team can choose to sign up even after the month of February starts, or unsubscribe or change their email address at anytime.
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You can adjust your license at any time. We also offer payment options and discounts for cause-based organizations. Contact us.
Book a Black History Month Speaker
Our founder, Nicole Cardoza, is an educator and magician offering a 60-minute workshop that blends real stage magic and storytelling on the history of Black arts and culture.
Offered before, during or after the series, this interactive session helps contextualize the content and bring more joy and magic to the month.
What People Are Saying
“My Black ERG really appreciated this thoughtfully curated collection of stories. The emphasis on Black queer, disabled and marginalized individuals highlighted stories many of them hadn’t heard of before. Thank you for such a lovely experience!”
–Mary, HR Director
“Our organization has always struggled with honoring Black History Month in an intentional way. This series gave us the opportunity to talk about the past and the present. I liked having recommendations for donating to like-minded causes. We changed our philanthropic giving through it!”
— Ryan, Head of Communications
“This helped my staff better understand the stories and history that our student base reflects. I hope it helps us continue to learn and unlearn about other parts of our history often untold.”
— Sarah, Admissions Coordinator
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