AMIBW Institute
Orientation September 26, 2026 · First class October 3, 2026
Program Overview
An engaging, age-appropriate journey through Black history — stories, heroes, and identity building for young learners.
A comprehensive study of African origins, the freedom movement, and contemporary Black America — built for lifelong learners.
Advanced scholarship for serious students: diaspora studies, intellectual traditions, research methods, and a capstone project.
Annual Curriculum
From Kemet and Nubia to Mali and Great Zimbabwe — the empires, innovations, and intellectual traditions that shaped world history.
The Middle Passage, resistance, and the spread of African culture, faith, and identity across the Americas and the Caribbean.
Reconstruction, the Great Migration, the Harlem Renaissance, and the Civil Rights era — the long arc of the struggle for freedom.
Modern achievements in politics, business, science, arts, and culture — and the work of building the next generation of leaders.
Pricing
Masterclass