The Black Studies: An Education for Me + You Bookmobile and Book Fair, presented by United Way of New York City in partnership with the Education Equity Action Plan Coalition (EEAP), returns for its second year for a five-borough tour across New York City. This year, their final, celebratory stop will be at Lincoln Center to provide an immersive learning experience, including an incredible book giveaway.

The Black Studies: An Education for Me + You Series is a movement dedicated to ensuring that Black Studies as the Study of the World resonates in every classroom, enriching the education of all students and elevating our entire educational system. The Bookmobile itself is an interactive museum on wheels, where the Black Studies Curriculum comes alive visually with installations that spark curiosity and celebrate diversity. Learn more here

If you have any questions about this event, please contact Guest Experience at 212-875-5456 or [email protected].

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