SEGD: A Resource for Black History Experiences

  1. The National Memorial for Peace and Justice, Best of Show and Honor Award 2020

  2. Greenwood Rising, a new museum proposed for Tulsa, Oklahoma, which will chronicle the history of Tulsa’s Greenwood neighborhood, once known as the Black Wall Street.

  3. The Freedom Rides Museum, photo credit Freedom Rides Museum

  4. From Absence to Presence: Commemorative to Enslaved Peoples of Southern Maryland

  5. Louis Armstrong Center, photo courtesy of C&G Partners

  6. National Museum of African American Music

  7. Aki Carpenter, Ralph Appelbaum Associates, talks about Designers Elevating Untold Narratives, featuring the National Museum of African American History and Culture.

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Black History Month is here! And SEGD is a great resource for information about exceptional experience design projects featuring Black History themes. SEGD members can access past articles and event videos covering a range of African American history topics, including the work of design studios and cultural organizations who help illuminate these sometimes “untold histories” to the public. Below are links to some previous SEGD articles—and get ready to see new Black History articles featured throughout February 2022!

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Throughout February, SEGD will be highlighting past Global Design Award winners and Project Case Studies featuring African American history themes. Want to submit a project for this year’s Global Design Awards? You can enter your application here on the SEGD website. Next deadline is February 14, 2022.