Black History Month

DoE Honors Washington Region Environmentalists

As part of its Black History Month celebration, DoE is highlighting individuals whose advocacy and accomplishments have had a tremendous environmental impact on our community.

One month isn’t enough to celebrate Black History and African American contributions. Learn about the past to help shape a better future.

Check out some of the most influential Black leaders throughout history at bit.ly/theundefeated44.
Support local, black-owned businesses in Prince George’s by visiting the Economic Development Corporations "Buy Prince George's."
Follow departments like Prince George’s County Memorial Library System and M-NCPPC Department of Parks and Recreation for resources about historical figures, read-a-longs, movies, discussions, and so much more! (Recordings have been made available for many past events, so check their full calendars!)

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