Celebrating Black History Month at WCCCD
This February, we celebrate and commemorate the many contributions to our nation by Black Americans during Black History Month with a rich calendar of events, including renowned speakers, film showings, tours, lunch and learns, and more.
Join us for inspiring events, dynamic speakers, powerful films and enlightening tours that honor the rich history and contributions of Black leaders, artists, and changemakers. Together, let’s reflect, learn, and grow as we embrace the legacy of Black excellence and resilience.
Speaker Series
Our Featured Speakers Series will be held in the Frank Hayden Community Room at the Curtis L. Ivery Downtown Campus.
Location:
Curtis L. Ivery Downtown Campus – Room 236
1001 West Fort St.
Detroit, MI 48226
African American Film Festival
Presented in partnership with WCCCD’s School of Continuing Education, WCCCD is hosting a series of screenings featuring acclaimed films that capture and honor the African American experience.
Location:
Curtis L. Ivery Downtown Campus – Room 218
1001 West Fort St.
Detroit, MI 48226
11 a.m. and 6 p.m. showings
The Underground Railroad: Detroit’s Role in the Journey to Freedom
Learn about many of the other freedom seekers who also traveled the Underground Railroad through Detroit in search of freedom on Wednesday, February 18, 2025.