What’s Happening with C.H.E.S.S. in Africatown – August 2018
AFRICATOWN HOSTS THE FREEDOM TO BREATHE BUS TOUR ON CLIMATE CHANGE –8-30-2018 The Freedom to Breathe Bus Tour visited Africatown on August 30 to draw attention to the immediate impacts […]
National Park Service Announces Official Beginning of the Africatown Connections Blueway Project
(MOBILE, Ala. – Jun 01, 2018) – The National Park Service’s Rivers, Trails and Conservation Assistance Program is pleased to announce the official launch of the Africatown Connections Blueway — a […]
Alabama Historical Commission Continues Clotilda Search in New Project
The Alabama Historical Commission announced that it is launching a new effort to find and catalog sunken ships in the Mobile River delta, months after the unsuccessful hunt to find […]
Historic Preservationists Arrive in Mobile to Confirm If Uncovered Wreckage Is the Sunken Slave Ship Clotilda
Divers and Researchers Are Expected to Announce Their Findings During A March 7 Community Meeting in Africatown (Mobile, AL February 28, 2018) — The Mobile County Training School Alumni Association […]
C.H.E.S.S and the Deep South Center for Environmental Justice Host Africatown Community Forum on Nov. 30th
Mobile, Alabama — The newest nonprofit in Africatown — Clean, Health, Educated, Safe & Sustainable, Inc. or C.H.E.S.S. — will host an Environmental Justice Community Forum at the Hope Community Center, 850 […]