Southeast Missouri Delta Heritage Development Project Hayti/Sikeston Missouri
Category: ASRI Core Competencies
Saving Lincoln Jr. High School Sikeston Missouri
Designation of Lincoln Jr High School insikeston Missouri as a Historic Site HISTORIC PRESERVATION Saving Lincoln Jr High School in Sikeston Missouri is the First Step of ASRI’s goal to preserve a history that has been lost in time. A history of refugees who were forced to leave their homes traveling North looking for work […]
In Search of De Sable
Jean Baptiste DeSable Founder of Chicago Learn More Boldy Explore the African Scientific Research Institute (ASRI) and launched its first major project: to piece together the past of Jean Baptiste Pointe de Sable, a fur trader of African descent who is now regarded as the founder of Chicago. ASRI chose de Sable because of his […]
ESSAY CONTEST!
Our story The Ultimate Historical Essay -YOUR STORY Telling your story isn’t easy. It takes research, listening, recording, and traveling. We know how important your story is and it needs to be told. Our mission here at ASRI is to Tell the Story that has never been told. The story of the African Americans from […]
PRESS RELEASE
The Great Awakening SEMO DELTA PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT Agro-Tourism Enterprises Project funded from the Kemper Fund for Kansas and Missouri of the National Trust for Historic Preservation Saving Places African Progenitors History Phone: (312) 505-4784 Phone: (312) 505-4784 Emails: asri@asrip.org Event Organizer: Bishop Michael Green Greater Faith World Outreach Ministry Phone: 816-377-3489 Email: bishopmlgreen@gmail.com PRESS RELEASE […]
Cultural Tourism – Roots Tourism Development
Saving Historic Places 2022 – 2024 Southeast Missouri Historic Preservation Site “LINCOLN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL” Telling the Full History, African Progenitors Stories Being Memorialized and Preserved Lost Legacies “This project is funded from the Kemper Fund for Kansas and Missouri of the National Trust for Historic Preservation” Saving Places-African Progenitors Historic Sanctuaries: America Sacred Treasures-Black-Towns […]