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Book a keynote for your Black History Month event

Black History Month takes place in February and is an opportunity to reflect on history, celebrate achievements and create meaningful dialogue about identity, equality and belonging. A keynote can give your audience new perspectives, shared understanding and inspiration that resonates beyond the event itself. Whether for schools, workplaces or public institutions, we help you find a speaker who connects history with the present. 

Book a conversation and let us help you create a thoughtful and impactful Black History Month event.

How to get the most out of a keynote for your Black History Month event

If you want your Black History Month event to be more than a symbolic gesture, a well planned keynote can make a real difference. The strongest events connect historical context with lived experiences and present day realities. A keynote can create space for reflection, learning and dialogue while strengthening understanding of diversity, equality and shared responsibility.

To get the most out of a keynote, it is important to clarify your purpose. Do you want to educate, inspire reflection or support conversations about inclusion and culture. The right speaker can translate complex themes such as history, representation, identity and social responsibility into stories and insights that speak directly to your audience. We help you adjust the level, tone and focus so the keynote fits your setting and supports your broader goals. 

Contact us and we will help you ensure your Black History Month keynote delivers insight, relevance and lasting value.

Speakers for your event

  • Afua Hagan

    Award-winning broadcaster and TEDx speaker, Afua Hagan, ignites discussions on diversity and inclusion, shaping organizational change.
    UK
  • Maggie Anderson

    For her sustained activism and her hard-hitting speeches, the CEO of The Empowerment Experiment Foundation Maggie, was chosen by BET and Centric TV as one of “The Most Fascinating Women of 2016”.
    USA
  • Adjoa B. Asamoah

    Dr. Adjoa B. Asamoah is a history-making policy architect, CROWN Act Champion, and trusted advisor shaping equity, culture, and power across sectors.

    USA

Why a keynote for your Black History Month event is a good investment

A keynote during Black History Month creates a meaningful space for learning, reflection and dialogue. It allows audiences to connect historical perspectives with present day realities and encourages deeper understanding of equality, inclusion and shared responsibility. When delivered by experienced speakers, the keynote becomes a catalyst for long term awareness and cultural growth rather than a one time activity.

Afua Hagan brings powerful storytelling and media insight to Black History Month events. Her keynotes explore diversity, equality and Black lives through engaging narratives that spark honest conversations and invite audiences to reflect on their own perspectives and roles in creating inclusive communities.

Maggie Anderson focuses on economic empowerment and the impact of conscious choices. Her keynotes highlight how economic justice and support of Black businesses contribute to stronger communities and sustainable change, offering audiences a clear connection between values and action.

Adjoa B. Asamoah adds a strategic and policy driven perspective to Black History Month. Her keynotes address racial equity, cultural intelligence and systems change, helping organizations move from awareness to responsibility and long term impact.

Together, these speakers ensure that your Black History Month event delivers depth, relevance and lasting value, making the keynote a strong investment for any audience.

 

Other relevant occasions

Black History Month often connects with other occasions where reflection and dialogue are central.

You may also want to link internally to occasions such as:

  • Diversity and inclusion events
  • Equality events
  • Leadership events
  • Cultural awareness events
  • Community events

Tell us about your Black History Month event and let us recommend the right keynote and speaker.

 

How to book a keynote

Booking a lecture at A-Speakers is a simple and tailored process that ensures that your event gets exactly the right angle on the topic. Start by sharing your needs with us – e.g. event type, desired speaker and budget – via email or phone. We then match your requirements with the skills of our experts and present the ideal candidate to your audience. Once the details have been agreed, we draw up a contract, and then we collaborate on further planning to ensure a successful implementation. Once the keynote has been held, we will of course follow up and evaluate your satisfaction. Book your keynote today.

  • Tell us about your wishes and needs: Give us a brief description of your event, and if necessary, state your wishes for a topic or a specific speaker, so that we can advise you in the best possible way.
  • Get a tailored recommendation: Our skilled speaker consultants take your needs as a starting point and help you choose the speaker who best matches your requirements and budget.
  • Formalize the agreement: Once the speaker has agreed to participate in your event, we draw up a contract. This contract is signed by both you and us to confirm the agreement and ensure a clear framework for the collaboration.
  • Planning and implementation: We help you all the way and together we coordinate the details so that the event becomes a successful experience.
  • Follow-up and evaluation: After the lecture, we will of course follow up on whether the lecture met expectations.

 

We help you find the perfect speaker

Regardless of whether you have a specific topic, challenge, or desired outcome for your event, we guide you to the right speaker. Our expertise also covers themes and professionals not shown on this page, because we work daily with a broad network of speakers across leadership, behavior, innovation, and organizational design.

Contact us today to find the speaker that matches your needs and vision. Book a keynote now.