Giving

Preserve the MIT Black Experience

As stewards of your financial gifts, the MIT Black History Project strives to improve and build on the enormous contributions of resources, effort, and time invested by many individuals and entities at MIT.

Our mission is to weave a continuous living fabric of moments that reveal the genius of individuals working in the sciences, engineering, and other disciplines for which the Institute is known.

MIT Black History Project, est. 1995
Acknowledgements
We are deeply grateful for the sustained support of former MIT president L. Rafael Reif and two previous presidents in memoriam, Charles M. Vest and Paul E. Gray. The MIT Provost and staff have provided invaluable guidance throughout the life of this project. BAMIT membership has enthusiastically supported the project's goals through capital resources, time, and counsel since the project's founding in 1995.
Senior Advisors
Reginald Van Lee  ·  Shirley A. Jackson
Capital Giving

MIT Black History Project Capital Giving Fund

MIT has established a dedicated fund to support the Black History Project's web-archive maintenance and ongoing research. All donations go directly toward preserving and expanding this record of the Black experience at MIT.

"Among the gifts that African Americans have contributed to the Institute are lessons in strategies of civic engagement."

Deborah Douglas
Director of Collections, Science and Technology, MIT Museum
Contribute to the Archive

Share MIT Black history

The MIT Black History Project invites the MIT community and extended family to search your personal and professional collections for materials related to your experience at the Institute. Artifacts, photographs, audio recordings, video, documents, publications, and original narratives are all welcome.Materials contributed become part of a permanent resource for research, scholarship, policy studies, and educational work on the Black experience at MIT and in higher education.

We welcome: artifacts, photographs, audio recordings, video, documents, publications, and original narratives related to the Black experience at MIT.