Documentary Screening and Creative Experiences Coming to Six Cities in Response to DEI Rollbacks ATLANTA, GA — January 9, 2026 — Delphine Legacy Media and AAMBC founder Tamika Jamsion announce an unprecedented expansion of Black Writers Weekend, bringing the celebrated literary festival experience to six cities across the United States this year. In addition to … Read more
The African American on the Move Book Club (AAMBC) is thrilled to announce that William F. Spivey, an accomplished author and passionate advocate for equality, has been awarded the prestigious AAMBC “I Am Creative” Grant. This grant recognizes outstanding writers who demonstrate creativity, dedication, and the potential to make a significant impact through their work. … Read more
Atlanta, GA — AAMBC (African Americans on the Move Book Club) has been selected as the recipient of the Year of the Youth Grant presented by Mayor Andre Dickens and the City of Atlanta. The grant recognizes AAMBC’s youth program, founded by Tamika Newhouse, which aims to build self-esteem and literacy among Fulton County youth … Read more
BookLogix is pleased to announce the winner of its contest for Black Writers Weekend 2023 is Alida Davis-Abdullah. Her book, Skoolz R Dumb, has won a full publishing prize package from BookLogix. In Skoolz R Dumb, Alida challenges the education system using her experience as aneducator, parent, and reform advocate. Her book strives to draw … Read more