What can you accomplish with confidence, kindness, and determination? Find out with author and political leader Stacey Abrams.
The more we know about the past, the better we can understand our present. This Black History Month, we're featuring resources you can use to help foster an understanding of Black history and celebrate Black achievement all year long on Flipgrid and in your communities.
Packed with powerhouse influencers and insightful perspectives from experts in their field, these interactive events will bring lessons in perseverance and positivity and the true meaning of soul food to your classroom. Registration is free and open to the public.
What can you accomplish with confidence, kindness, and determination? Find out with author and political leader Stacey Abrams.
Bestselling author Tami Charles will share her book All Because You Matter reminding students that they matter now and always.
Our partners at Langston League discuss how soul food is more than just for eating; it’s an integral part of community, justice, and the soul.
Learn more about Flipgrid Live Events and what’s coming up.
Learn about Black stories and history this and every month with these topics from our ever-growing collection of educational topics in our Discovery Library.
Students research Black astronauts and become tour guides for our solar system.
(Grades K-5)
Learn about representations and misrepresentations of historical Black figures.
(Grades 6-8)
Empower student changemakers and promote digital safety when talking about race.
(Grades 9-12)
Experts discuss why culturally responsive teaching benefits every student, and share their teaching strategies and classroom activities.
In February, we lift up Black voices, stories, and history. But understanding and celebrating Black excellence is important year-round.
Representation and equity are critical for the empowerment and success of everyone in our communities. Watch Flipgrid’s Educations Innovation Leads Jornea Armond and Fely García López speak to experts in computer science education about why educators should understand their role in responding to and supporting diverse individuals in their classrooms throughout the year.
For more activities and information about Black history, check out these immersive experiences hosted by the Microsoft Stores team, including virtual museums, children’s books, and fireside chats.