Launch of Project Height Scholarship Program
The Dorothy I. Height Education Foundation and National Council of Negro Women, Inc. Establish Scholarship in Collaboration with Meta to Study the Intersection of Technology and Civil...
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Event Honoring the Work and Wisdom of Dr. Dorothy Height – Video Now Available
Pamela R. Johnson, PhD., WNDC Educational Foundation President, extends her thanks to everyone that joined their program, Honoring the Work and Wisdom of Dr. Dorothy Height. ...
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CBS News on Dr. Height’s role in the 1963 March on Washington.
CBSNews.com recently featured Dr. Height in a news article highlighting her many contributions to the civil rights movement. Below is an excerpt from the article and the featured video about
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NAACP – 2020 Virtual March on Washington
The 2020 Virtual March on Washington is about asking everyone from protesters in the streets to elected officials at all levels of government to commit to pursuing a new agenda.
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The Power of August
CBS News and NAACP worked together to create “The Power of August.” The video looks back at transformational moments in American civil rights history that happened in the month of
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Trevor Noah Highlights Dr. Height on The Daily Social Distancing Show
Trevor Noah, host of The Daily Social Distancing Show, has highlighted Dr. Height and other important women that have stood on the front lines of fighting for justice throughout history
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Remembering Dr. Dorothy Irene Height
By Alexis M. Herman April 20, 2020 marks the 10th anniversary of the death of our gentle but fearless leader and mentor, Dr. Dorothy Irene Height. This...
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Black women were at the forefront of King’s fight for equality
The Philadelphia Tribune | Samaria Bailey Tribune Correspondent | Jan 20, 2020Photo: From left, James Farmer, national director of the Congress for Racial Equality; Whitney M. Young Jr., executive...
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Honoring Dorothy I. Height
Article Published 10/31/2019 by Richmond Free Press It took seven months, but a second state history marker was unveiled Sunday honoring civil rights icon the late Dorothy I. Height, a
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