Research Guides: Black History Month: Home

Welcome!

In celebration of Black History Month, the Fulton Library invites you to explore a collection of books, films, music, and videos highlighting Black culture and arts. There are many more resources by Black authors and artists available through the library—just ask a librarian if you'd like help finding more to explore!

Learn more about the African Diaspora Initiative and other fantastic campus resources in the box below.

Image: Roots (1981), by Elizabeth Catlett.

UVU Campus Resources

Black Student Union
Black Student Union is a UVU student group that fosters success through the social and educational support of the Africana community.
Multicultural Engagement Program
"We provide programs that are accessible to all students, aimed at educating and celebrating the rich tapestry of cultures on our campus. These programs raise awareness and prepare students to thrive as global citizens."--From the website
Office for Global Engagement
UVU's Office for Global Engagement's mission it to empower students to become competent and confident leaders and world citizens through creating opportunities for successful experiences in a globally interdependent community. They facilitate international academic and co-curricular engaged learning experiences through study abroad and exchange programs, internships, diplomacy, and intercultural events.
Inclusion and Diversity Office
This UVU website includes educational resources for students and faculty, the university's current Inclusion Plan, data and reports, and information about events and training workshops.

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