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Supported by the Toledo Rotary
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 Video Archive 1
Attorney Albert Cole is Interviewed by AALP's Robert Smith. Mr. Cole shares fasinating stories of his experience.
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 Video Archive 2
Dr. Samatha Adams shares a bit about her personal history and family tree in this AALP interview.
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100 Grandmothers
Grandmothers are often the moral barometers of a family. They are spiritual, and inspirational leaders and quite often are the single person whom each family member seeks council and entrusts their deepest secrets. In our own experience, grandmothers are the heartbeat of the African American culture.
Need: It is critically important for the African American community to begin to find develop mechanisms to begin to resurrect, reclaim, and recover core community values and there is a need to assemble and deliver a cadre of respected voices to impact the current community landscape.
100 Grandmothers will speak to community about those things that youth and others will have an opportunity to be exposed to traditions that historically aided in producing better citizens.
If you would like to be interviewed or know that special grandmother that we should interview please email us at: info@africanamericanlegacy.org; or call us at 419-720-4369
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