The Black Archives, History and Research Foundation of South Florida, Inc. proudly hosts the annual Historically Black Colleges and Universities Conference (HBCUCon), a celebration of culture, legacy, and community that brings together alumni and supporters from across the nation. Scheduled to take place from January 10 to January 12, 2024, HBCUCon is a multi-disciplinary festival and conference that promises a unique experience curated with a blend of music, art, food, networking, laughter, and engaging dialogue.
Event Highlights:
HBCU Homecomings: The Journey to the Yard (January 10, 2024): The conference kicks off with the screening of the 2-part docu-series, offering a first hand look into the unique traditions of attending Historically Black Colleges & Universities. The movie starts at 7 pm, and tickets are available at HBCUHomecomings2024.eventbrite.com.
The Conversation (January 11, 2024): A day dedicated to thought-provoking discussions on crucial topics such as health and wellness, gun violence, social justice, technology, entrepreneurship, and activism. Leaders will engage in interactive sessions, fostering actionable items for positive change.
The Block Party (January 12, 2024): The Lyric Plaza will come alive with the cultural celebration known as The Block Party. Set to the sounds curated by DJ Bo-Weezy, the festivities begin at 6 pm and feature food trucks, fun, friendly rivalry, and set to the HBCU soundtrack. Tickets are available at HBCUCon.eventbrite.com and for VIP Table Reservations call 305.970.1518.
In its inaugural year, HBCUCon filmed the hit award show, HBCU Honors, featuring luminaries like Oprah Winfrey, Wendy Raquel Robinson, Steven A. Smith, and others. The show is currently streaming, honoring the excellence and achievements of HBCU alumni.
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