|2009 Events Calendar|

Come visit us at one of the event below to find our more about the African Ancestry experience:

2009 African Ancestry Events
Date Event Location
July 4th & 5th
 Join us at the 2009 African American Heritage Festival!  African Ancestry will be located in the Arts and Culture Village from 12 to 8 pm.  Come ready to trace your roots!
  Baltimore, MD
June 27th African Ancestry will be downtown at the Legislative Mall for the
"Positively Dover" African American Festival.  Test kits will be available for a reduced price!

Dover, DE
March 7th
 AAHGS of Tampa and African Ancestry are offering you the opportunity to learn about ancestry tracing and receive a discounted price on test kits! For details, email: cwbobw@verizon.net, or call (813) 907-6978
  Tampa, FL
Feb 28th Join African Ancestry family member Melvin J. Collier for a book signing and review!  His new book, Mississippi to Africa: A Journey of Discovery, features a forward By Dr. Rick Kittles and chronicles Collier's fourteen year journey to uncover his family's history.

1060 E. 47th Street, Chicago IL
Feb 28th Learn about African Ancestry at the African American Museum in Philadelphia and you'll be eligible to win a free test kit!  This event is co-sponsored by ourhealthourlives.com and runs from 6 to 9pm. Visit ourhealthourlives.com to learn more. To view the evening's agenda, click here.

Africa American Museum in Philadelphia                             Philadelphia, PA 
Feb 25th
 The African Ancestry Education Project is coming to Walker Jones Education Campus in Washington D.C!  A group of seventh graders' ancestries will be revealed in a ceremony that is the culmination of a month long focus on Africa, identity, and ancestry.  To learn more, click here! 

Walker Jones School                   Washington D.C.
Feb 24th
 Join Gina Paige for a luchtime discussion as African Ancestry and Elderhostel host a Day of Discovery.  From 10am until 2pm, learn about how we can trace our history and all the benefits that can bring.

Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library
Washington D.C.
Feb 19th Stanford Alumni and Co-Founder of African Ancestry, Gina Paige, will discuss the practice and purpose of genetic ancestry tracing, then reveal the origins of four members of the stanford community.  Click here to join us! Kits will be available at a discounted price.

Taube Hillel House                     565 May Field Avenue                 Stanford, University                   Palo Alto, CA

 
Feb 11th  Join Gina Paige for a lunchtime discussion as African Ancestry and Elderhostel host a Day of Discovery.  From 10am until 2pm, learn about how we can trace our history and all the benefits that can bring.     

Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library
Washington D.C.
Jan 20th Inauguration Day  Washington D.C. 
Jan 19th Martin Luther King Jr. Day   
Jan 1st New Years Day