The Black History Preservation Project

The Black History Preservation Project was done on June 6, 2011.
I was initially apart of this Southside Initiative. I missed the bus tour which I was supposed to be on but was unable at the time be on the bus tour day.
"The Black History Preservation Project."
I am trying to make this as clear as possible.
"Preservation Project: Developing a Virtual Museum
Syracuse is rich in African American history. Early abolitionists, suffragists, and advocates for native sovereignty and treaty rights established their voices and led nationwide change from Central New York. The area has also reverberated from such dramatic shifts as the vast migration from Southern states and the demise of the city’s 15th ward. Unfortunately, much of this history of African Americans in Syracuse is scattered among churches, community organizations, and private residences. The Black History Preservation project is committed to honoring and celebrating the history and heritage of black people in Syracuse and Central New York. A partnership of residents, community organizations, and SU faculty and staff have resulted in the development of this virtual museum to highlight the presence, accomplishments, and contributions of our often under-recognized community."
Website: Ourstories.syr.edu

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