Come to the 2026 History Book Festival
The History Book Festival is the only book festival dedicated to history through story, showcasing new historical fiction and narrative nonfiction from multiple subjects, eras, and voices.
Announcement
Black Summit 2026
Black Summit 2026 will bring Black Delawareans together to at Delaware State University to develop an agenda that identifies our shared bonds and produces strategies, action steps, and measurable outcomes to help prevent further setbacks in the pursuit of a truly democratic America.
Delaware Passes the John Lewis Voting Rights Act
Historic legislation gives the state its own shield against voter suppression — and names it after a civil rights giant.
Delaware Creates a Permanent African American Heritage Commission
In a vote with zero opposition in either chamber, the General Assembly affirms that Black history is Delaware’s history.
Lewes African American Heritage Commission Honors Three Community Leaders at 2026 Juneteenth Celebration
The Lewes African American Heritage Commission has named Charlotte King, Leonia Robinson, and Rev. George Edwards Sr. as the three recipients of its 2026 Community Appreciation and Recognition Awards. The honorees will be celebrated during the City of Lewes Juneteenth Celebration at George H.P. Smith Park from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, June 27.
Change a Life — One Hour at a Time
Somewhere in Laurel, Delaware, a student is struggling. Maybe it’s a third-grader stuck on fractions. Maybe it’s a ninth-grader who has fallen behind in reading and is starting to wonder whether school is even worth it. The ARK Educational Resource Center exists for that student — and right now, the ARK is looking for volunteers like you to make the difference.
