Black Bayou Cultural Heritage Management – Specializing in the research, development, management, and evaluation of projects to assist individuals, families, local municipalities, agencies, and organizations.

UNITE
For Peace

As a youth, activist Victoria Pannell was guiding a child on a tour of the MLK Center during anti-sex trafficking event in Atlanta, GA.

SHARE
The True Story

Sen. David Jordan at Emmett Till Trailmarker in Money, MS.

SERVE
The Underserved

Coahoma Mayor receiving FREE health screening at Community Health Fair in Mississip

Collaboration...

Help us Work with members in your community Or Organization to help make a difference!

Black Bayou Cultural Heritage Management specializes in all phases of cultural heritage projects for local municipalities, community-based organizations, and individuals. We are committed to assisting small rural communities and families in safeguarding their cultural heritage through research, documentation, preservation and professional displaying. We offer our partnering clients a unique approach to provide customized management care to assist them with their strategic planning, program design, technology infusion, training and facilitation, and other development needs.

Our Team

We have a strong team of professionals with years of combined experience in content development, professional facilitation, curriculum design, program management, public health, service and more!

Our Mission

To bridge the gap between the harsh realities of history and the memorable, fulfilling and deserving cultural experiences that should be safeguarded, promoted and shared with the world!

Development Programs...

Museum Preservation, Documentation, and Display Design
Cultural Experience Tours
Youth Writer’s Workshop and Music Development
Peer Mediation, Mentoring, & Conflict Resolution Training
Professional Facilitation & Teacher Training Program
Community Health and Wellness Initiative
Customized Team-Building Retreats
Humanitarian and Volunteerism Projects
Music and Arts Program Infusion
Community Service Learning & Action Research
Curriculum Design and Program Development

Community Initiatives

March was Colon Health Awareness Month Adults 45 or older should get screened. *Contact Us for FREE fiber and healthy gut projects.
May is Mental Health Awareness – Support the Children and Youth of Glendora, MS for a community health session on anxiety, stress, bullying, and suicide: May 16th at 4:30 p.m.
We are All Connected Community Outreach – Support for school-aged students (learning material, awards for good grades, and sanitation packages); and Support for formerly incarcerated individuals & others in need of our support. Care packages or stipend distributed on-site and distributed via mail or electronic.
Community Health Project – October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Women ages 40+/at-risk are encouraged to get an annual mammogram. *Contact Us for FREE women’s health information.