Posted on March 1st, 2022

Free For All – MIT Black History

The MIT Black History Project provides a vast archive of historical events like this photo of the STS-129 crew from July 14, 2009. (Credit: NASA)

The MIT Black History Project has done an amazing job compiling stories of the Black experience at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) since it was established in 1865. They’ve archived over 3,000 pieces of history, and they have a page dedicated to the people who worked with both MIT and NASA. NASA’s predecessor, the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA), has its origins at MIT, and NASA has closely collaborated with the institute since World War II. Check out their fascinating stories here. 

Katie Nelson
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