COMMUNITY
ATLANTA HISTORY CENTER | SPILLING THE TEA IN THE LIVING LIBRARY 2025
It began in 2022 with 20 women and by 2026, Dr. La'Neice Littleton expanded the annual Atlanta History Center (AHC) Spilling the Tea in the Living Library to 90 women. The guest list to this annual gathering celebrates Black women preservationists from public and private institutions including libraries, universities, museums, churches, foundations, and parks.
As the first Keynote Speaker, it has been my pleasure to support this event every year.
PRESERVATION PROJECTS
For over two decades, I have worked to preserve the legacy of scholars like Anna Julia Cooper, Mary McLeod Bethune, Fannie Jackson Coppin, Septima Clark, W. E. B. Du Bois, James Haskins, Asa G. Hilliard III, Beverly Guy-Sheftall, and John H. Bracey Jr. In addition to "adding my voice to the chorus" (as Dr. Cooper wrote), I write to ensure Black intellectual history is documented in archives, publications, and public art.
ASSOCIATION OF BLACK WOMEN HISTORIANS (abwh)
National Director, 2025-2026
It is my pleasure to serve as the new National Director of the Association of Black Women Historians (ABWH). I attended my first ABWH session in 2000 and became a life member in 2003. Click on the link below to learn about the ABWH Booklist project, resources for advocates of higher education, human rights, and civil rights!
MIXED METHODS MEMOIR
MY BLACK TEA GARDEN
This website shares an example of my multi-dimensional memoir. I bring together 15 different types of sources from my journey, (including maps, photos, publications, and poetry) to share my life story. This method of information gathering enhances the life writing experience by expanding the range of information we use to tell our story. It is also much more fun to create.
MEDIA & CONNECTIONS
Leadership and Writing Workshop MELLON/ MARYLAND OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT | University of Maryland College Park
DEPARTMENT CHAIR NEWSLETTERS
Georgia State University
Clark Atlanta University
University of Florida
University of Florida
BLOGS & ORGS
