Fresno State African American Programs and Services

Today was African American Programs and Services Coordinator, Brianna White’s last day. 🤎 Such a bittersweet moment for us!

We wish you all the best in your future!✨ Thank you for your hard work!🤎✨

We are so glad to be back on campus and in person with YOU!🤎 Have you visited the Harambee room yet?

The Harambee room is a safe space on campus that celebrates African American culture! Check out a student’s testament of the room below!✨

“What don’t I love about the room? I love the energy and effort it took to bring the room to where it is today. Thank you, Brianna.” - King Tut

Last night’s Right to Rest event was so peaceful. 😌✨

Thank you for leading us into a space of rest, healing, and rejuvenation!🤎✨

Yesterday was Tuesday Tabling and we had a ✨GREAT✨time celebrating Black History Month and connecting with students!🤩

Catch us out and about, once a month for more Tuesday Tabling!🤎🎉

You have the right to rest, heal, and be free!🤎

Join African American Programs and Services, featuring Sound for the People, on Wednesday, February 9th from 6-7 pm in Thomas 110! Get ready to feel rejuvenated!✨😌

Sound for the People uses a wide variety of ancient sound healing instruments, including crystal singing bowls, ocean drum, and chimes to guide you into a deep state of blissful relaxation that will activate your "rest and digest" nervous system, leaving you feeling refreshed and recalibrated. 🤎

This event is exclusive to Fresno State students. We’ll see you there! Don’t forget to bring a yoga mat!☺️

Feelin’ myself ✨🤎

🎉🤎Black History Month!🎉🤎 LET’S GOOOOOO!🎉🤩🥳

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When two coordinators link up, you already know what’s about to happen… AMAZING programming!🤩🎉🥳✨🤎

Happy Black History Month!🤎 and AFAM are teaming up to bring you The True Black History Museum: a traveling museum that teaches Black history through the use of rare and authentic artifacts, 🖼📜 including books, 📖 newspapers 📰 and photographs 🎞 dating from the 1700s to present day!

The exhibition will also include a presentation about the African American experience! Save the date for February 23rd, from 10am to 2pm! Location is TBD!

This event is open to students, staff, faculty, and the public. 🤩 For more information, contact Anyssa Garza at [email protected] or Brianna White at [email protected]!🤎

✨🤎Black boy joy🤎✨

Guess who’s back?? Back again?? 😎

YOU 👏🏾 ARE 👏🏾

Welcome back, ‘fam!🤩🎉 AFAM is here for you and wishes you the absolute ✨BEST✨ this semester!🤎

“I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed : we hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal.” - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Today, we remember Dr. King and his incredible work to make his dream of justice and equality a reality. 🤎

Join us on Wednesday, January 19th, from noon to 1:00 pm, for the virtual commemorative event and hear from campus and community leaders what Dr. King means to them! 🤎

Register here: bit.ly/KingCommemoration