Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society (AAHGS) is a national organization dedicated to advancing the knowledge and documentation of African Americans in American history. With 37 national chapters and growing, AAHGS supports activities across the country that recognize the life, history, and contributions of African Americans. Through scholarly research, national publications, conferences, and webinars, AAHGS promotes research techniques and information, preserving genealogical records, artifacts, and historic documents, while providing content-rich resources for the exploration of African American history and genealogy.
For over four decades, AAHGS has played a vital role in promoting African American history in schools at all levels, from elementary to post-secondary. Their resource library, online databases, and recommended websites aid in research, study, and exploration of African American history and genealogy. AAHGS members and local chapters also actively support diverse community groups and projects nationwide, including commemorations, memorials, and the identification and preservation of historic sites and properties.
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