Cultural Heritage Management
The organization’s name pays historic homage to the tragic incidents surrounding the murder of Emmett Louis Till in 1955 in the Mississippi Delta. The Black Bayou Bridge is referenced as the location where the brutalized body of the 14- year-old youth was discarded and eventually surfaced in the Tallahatchie River. It is through this and other similar heinous acts of civil and human rights violations, where we seek to use these experiences as teachable moments of truth, unity, and reconciliation and redirect positive energies to build and enhance communities.
The Gourd of Wisdom Institute
www.tgowinstitute.com
Jus’ Blues Music Foundation
www.jusblues.org/
Justice for Girls (Anti Sex Trafficking)
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
www.nationalsclc.org
The Intl. Museum of Muslim Cultures
www.muslimmuseum.org/
North Carolina A&T State University
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Project Affiliations (previous and present)
Clients
We specialize in the research, development, management, and evaluation of projects to assist individuals, families, local municipalities, agencies, and organizations. We intend to improve the quality of life for children, youth, and adults in rural and urban “at-risk” communities.
vision
To meet the needs of underserved populations by developing and managing customized community programs; safeguarding historic and cultural legacies; infusing educational components; and bolstering civic and social responsibility.
Black Bayou
The Black Bayou Bridge was built
in 1916 in Glendora, Mississippi. Though it is out of use, it still stands holding some of the darkest secrets of the town.
Our History...
Black Bayou Cultural Heritage Management is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization organized in 2007. Since our inception, our focus has been to address the multi-faceted concerns that plague communities and individuals with regard to cultural heritage management, training and development, environmental preservation, music and arts appreciation, and technical assistance. Specifically, we desire to foster local and regional “teamships” that help us to develop and implement effective education, community and outreach programs.
Cornerstone Creatives
www.cornercreate.com
DeKalb County Dept. of Juvenile Justice
www.dekalbjuvenilecourt.org/
Delta Research and Cultural Institute at
Mississippi Valley State University
www.mvsu.edu/university/delta_research.php
Ego Ideal Transitional Program
Emmett Till Historic Intrepid Center
www.GlendoraMS.com
Little Black Pearl Art & Design Academy
www.blackpearl.org
Mamie Till Mobley Memorial Foundation
www.MamieTillMobleyMemorialFoundation.org
Mississippi Valley State University
www.mvsu.edu
Nollie Jenkins Family Center
www.nolliejenkinsfamilycenter.org/
Randy Weston
www.randyweston.info/
Black Bayou Cultural Heritage
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