Museum of African American History
Museums, Historical Sites, and ZoosMassachusetts, United States11-50 Employees
The Museum of African American History is a regional museum focused on preserving, conserving, and interpreting the contributions of people of African descent and allied movements in the struggle for liberty, dignity, and justice in American history. Its activities include collecting and exhibiting artifacts dating through the end of the 19th century, maintaining relevant historic sites, and educating the public about African American heritage with emphasis on Boston and New England. The institution aims to celebrate African American culture and to foster an understanding of past lessons that can inform future custodians of history, in collaboration with others as appropriate. Based in Boston, Massachusetts, the organization has a longstanding history dating back to its founding in 1967 and operates within the museum, historical sites, and related cultural sectors. Recent developments include partnerships and collaborative projects with media and educational organizations to broaden access to its stories and classroom materials. The museum serves audiences interested in historical preservation, education, and regional cultural heritage, offering materials and programs that illuminate the African American historical legacy and its regional context.
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