Preserving African Americans Historic Sites in College Park, GA
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Upcoming Events

Juneteenth Parade

Juneteenth Parade on June 19, 9-11am, at 5451 West Fayetteville Rd, Line up at GW Northcutt Elem School.


Honoring Coach Dowdell

Commemorative event honoring Coach Charles Dowdell on October 23, 2026, at Prince Hall, 7340 Old National Hwy, Riverdale, GA.

PHOAA Media

Emmy Nominated Advocacy

Emmy Nominated Advocacy

Emmy Nominated Advocacy

PHOAA members played key roles in the Emmy-nominated documentary 'Our School, Our Fight,' highlighting our ongoing commitment to preserving African American history. Our advocates attended the Emmy Awards in Atlanta, showcasing our community's dedication to cultural recognition.

Emmy Nominated Advocacy

Emmy Nominated Advocacy

Emmy Nominated Advocacy

Visit the WABE site to hear the broadcast about the documentary.

Spilling the Tea

Emmy Nominated Advocacy

Spilling the Tea

The women of PHOAA attended the 4th Annual Spilling Tea in the Living Library at the Kenan Research Center, Atlanta History Center. This annual event, hosted by La’Neice Littleton, Ph.D., The Director of Community Collaborations shares afternoon Tea and Talk with Georgia’s Black Women Preservationists at the Atlanta History Center.

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