Heritage & Health Series Program
Black History Month 2022
Celebrating Black Culture —Through Black Joy
For a listing of all 17³Ô¹Ï events, see our events calendar
17³Ô¹Ï radio station KFJC 89.7 FM (and KFJC.org) will be airing special programming to celebrate and honor diversity. Aligning with 17³Ô¹Ï’s Heritage Months, specials will air throughout the KFJC schedule and will continue to be added throughout each month. Programs can also be streamed from the KFJC Broadcast Archives for two weeks after initial broadcast.
Wednesday, Feb. 2
Black History Month Opening Ceremony
12:30–1:30 p.m.
Join by Zoom
Let’s celebrate with BHM Chair Sydney Wheeler, EOPS Director & African American Network (ANN) April Henderson, Libation & Speech with Mama Keisha, Black Student Union (BSU), Testing & Assessment Center Specialist Fountainetta Coleman, & a Dance Troupe!
Monday, Feb. 7
Film Screening: I am not your Negro
10 a.m.-12 p.m.
Watch online or in Hearthside Lounge
Featuring I am not your Negro. Join Sociology Professor, John Fox and Equity Librarian Laura Gamez, as they facilitate a discussion on the 2016 Oscar nominated documentary, based on James Baldwin’s unfinished manuscript, Remember this House. The film explores the history of racism in the 1970s through the eyes of Baldwin and stories of civil rights leaders such as Medgar Evers, Malcolm X, and Martin Luther King Jr. Join us in the Hearthside Lounge on campus to watch the film!
History of African Americans in Santa Clara County: Jan Atkins
12:30-1:30 p.m.
Join by Zoom
For Zoom access, please RSVP with your first and last name, event name, and CWID to Venicia Massey at masseyvenicia@fhda.edu.
Tuesday, Feb. 8
Photographer Spotlight: Adrian White
1–2 p.m.
Join by Zoom
Join FC Photography Professor Ron Herman and Photographer Adrian White!
Wednesday, Feb. 9
Film Discussion: I am not your Negro
11-11:50 a.m.
Join by Zoom
Featuring I am not your Negro. Join Sociology Professor, John Fox and Equity Librarian Laura Gamez, as they facilitate a discussion on the 2016 Oscar nominated documentary, based on James Baldwin’s unfinished manuscript, Remember this House. The film explores the history of racism in the 1970s through the eyes of Baldwin and stories of civil rights leaders such as Medgar Evers, Malcolm X, and Martin Luther King Jr.
Join us in the Hearthside Lounge on campus to join the discussion!
For Zoom access, please RSVP with your first and last name, event name, and CWID to Venicia Massey at masseyvenicia@fhda.edu.
Transfer Options to 4-year Universities Including HBCUs
1:30-2:15 p.m.
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Featuring FC Transfer Director Cleve Freeman!
Friday, Feb. 11
Changemakers: Creating New Narratives | Creating Community
12:30–1:30 p.m.
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Join Art History Professor Cynthia Brannvall and Panelists; Idris Hassan, Ayana Ivery, Tiarra Asia Knox, and Karen Seneferu, on topics surrounding Black identity, building community, creating new narratives, and Black joy.
For Zoom access, please RSVP with your first and last name, event name, and CWID to Venicia Massey at masseyvenicia@fhda.edu.
Tuesday, Feb. 15
Resolving Racism: Sistah Kujichagulia
11:30 a.m.–1 p.m.
Join by Zoom
Meet Educator, Activist, and Cultural Artist Phavia Kujichagulia
Professor Phavia Kujichagulia, author of Recognizing & Resolving the Roots of Racism, will deliver a presentation on The Politics of Racism & the Psychopathy of Jim Crow. Kujichagulia is the director of , designer of for the HUE-wombman RACE, and former Professor of Ethnomusicology & African Civilizations at Stanford University and World College West.
Wednesday, Feb. 16
Athletic Power Talk: Brian Heat
12–1 p.m.
Join by Zoom
Featuring Brian "Heat" Hamlin for an Athletic Power Talk on "Creating Invincible Student Athletes on and off the Field".
Brian Heat is a dynamic Inspirational Speaker, Educator, Producer, Director, Publisher, and Amazon Best Selling Author with his latest book release Get Ignited: Your Blueprint for Discovering Purpose and Manifesting Dreams, who transforms audiences infusing high-octane motivational and cinematic themes, making his presentations trajectory changing and unforgettable!
For Zoom access, please RSVP with your first and last name, event name, and CWID to Venicia Massey at masseyvenicia@fhda.edu.
Thursday, Feb. 17
Black Portraiture with Professor Cynthia Brannvall
12–1 p.m.
Join by Zoom
Join Art History Professor Cynthia Brannvall and her students in discussing Black Portraiture!
For Zoom access, please RSVP with your first and last name, event name, and CWID to Venicia Massey at masseyvenicia@fhda.edu.
Tuesday, Feb. 22
Black History Month Closing Ceremony
Noon-1 p.m.
On Campus in The Village
Join us for a tree planting ceremony, complimentary refreshments and live music.
For Zoom access, please RSVP with your first and last name, event name, and CWID to Venicia Massey at masseyvenicia@fhda.edu.
