Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 21 minutes ago
Get to know local organization Black Action Collective through this communal event, streamed live from the Great Hall at Crystal Bridges. 🤝
Enjoy a film screening of local leaders reading excerpts from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s iconic text “Letter from Birmingham Jail,” followed by a reflective community discussion that will address the meaning of Black History Month for Northwest Arkansas.
ABOUT THE BLACK ACTION COLLECTIVE
The Black Action Collective was founded in 2014, and through its activities, a small group of concerned multiracial citizens dedicated their time and efforts to seeking-term solutions to defuse racial tensions, stabilize communities, and improve living conditions for African Americans in Fayetteville and Northwest Arkansas. On June 30, 2020, the Black Action Collective became a fully independent 501(c)3 organization. The organization’s focus is “Unite Against Racism” in showing up for racial justice in Northwest Arkansas and serves as a catalyst for Black History Month programs in the region.
Learn more about this event: crystalbridges.org/calendar/meet-community-partner-bac
Visit our website: CrystalBridges.org
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Get to know local organization Black Action Collective through this communal event, streamed live from the Great Hall at Crystal Bridges. 🤝
Enjoy a film screening of local leaders reading excerpts from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s iconic text “Letter from Birmingham Jail,” followed by a reflective community discussion that will address the meaning of Black History Month for Northwest Arkansas.
ABOUT THE BLACK ACTION COLLECTIVE
The Black Action Collective was founded in 2014, and through its activities, a small group of concerned multiracial citizens dedicated their time and efforts to seeking-term solutions to defuse racial tensions, stabilize communities, and improve living conditions for African Americans in Fayetteville and Northwest Arkansas. On June 30, 2020, the Black Action Collective became a fully independent 501(c)3 organization. The organization’s focus is “Unite Against Racism” in showing up for racial justice in Northwest Arkansas and serves as a catalyst for Black History Month programs in the region.
Learn more about this event: crystalbridges.org/calendar/meet-community-partner-bac
Visit our website: CrystalBridges.org
​Sign up for eNews: bit.ly/CrystalBridges-eNews
Keep up with us on social media
Facebook: Facebook.com/CrystalBridgesMuseum
​Instagram: Instagram.com/CrystalBridgesMuseum
​Twitter: Twitter.com/CrystalBridges
​LinkedIn: LinkedIn.com/company/Crystal-Bridges-Museum-of-American-Art
​Pinterest: Pinterest.com/CrystalBridges
