Black History Month Kickoff

We hope to see you at our 2024 Black History Month events and activities. For more information on any of these programs, contact the BSU (Black Scholars United) at email: Ingramme@wlac.edu or Fine Arts (FA) 102.

Enjoy weekly history posts on our Facebook or Instagram.

Thur, Feb 8: Kick-off outdoor event
free meals from Earlz Grille* 
12 – 2pm, Wildcat Walkway 

Tues, Feb 13: Farmer’s Market
12 – 2pm, Wildcat Walkway 
Green Roots, Black Leaders: Celebrating Urban Farming & Climate Resilience.
This event is focused on food security and resilience by Black community business leaders and is organized by The Niles Foundation in parternrship with WLAC's BSU and Center for Climate Change.
Come see "the Halo Food Project" EV Mobile Grocery Store. The first 200 attendees will receive a bag of locally-grown organic produce from BIPOC owned farms.

Thur, Feb 15: Change Your Hood – Discussion & Scavenger Hunt
free meals from VurgerGuys*
12 – 2pm, Cafe 

Tues, Feb 20: Screening of “Rustin”
12 – 2pm, MSA 003 

Thur, Feb 22: Student Services Fair
free meals from Wings n Waffles*
12 – 2pm, Wildcat Walkway 

Tues, Feb 27: ZuZu African Acrobats
free treats from Happy Ice
12:30 –1:30pm, Wildcat Walkway 

Wed, Feb 28: Mental Health / Social Justice Discussion w/ Author
12 – 1pm, Wildcat Walkway 

Thur, Feb 29: Black the Vote & Mental Health Fair
free meals from Nay's Tacos
11 – 1pm, Wildcat Walkway 

Thur, Feb 29 at LA Trade Tech
2 - 4pm: State of the Black LACCD Student

*All free meals are either first-come, first-get or available to students who complete an activity at the event until supplies run out.

Accomodation Needed? LACCD encourages persons with disabilities to participate in its programs and activities. If you anticipate needing any type of accommodation, or have questions about the physical access provided, please contact Marilyn Ingram  at (310) 287-9030 or @email as soon as possible, but no later than ten (10) business days prior to the event.