Heritage Programs
Sandhills Family Heritage Association's Heritage Programs align with an important part of the SFHA mission. Through these programs, we research, preserve and share information about African-Americans in the N.C. Sandhills.
We provide educational outreach through presentations and workshops, special cultural celebration events and special initiatives, such as our Oral Histories project and the "Healing From the Land" book,
Click the links below to visit the Heritage Program pages.
Check back for Upcoming Heritage Events
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African-Americans in the Sandhills Presentation and Workshop Series
Check Upcoming Events for scheduled activities or Contact Us to inquire about requesting Heritage presentations and workshops for your group or location.
The SFHA Story
The Historic Spring Lake Civic Center Building
The Promised Land Project Workshop
African American Connections to the Land
African American Heritage Keepers
Leave A Legacy Program
Healing From The Land Presentation
African American Stories of Manchester/Spring Lake and Spout Springs/Johnsonville
Slave Plantations in Spout Springs and Manchester
African-African Land Owners, Land Loss, Fort Brag and Reservation Lands
African American Stewards of the Overhills Rockefeller Retreat
African-American Farms, and Forests: Livelihoods, Income and Self-Reliance
Early African-American Landowners in the Sandhills
Community Asset-Mapping
Preserving Community Assets
