Why We’re Here
At History ’N’ Pieces, we believe the strongest connections happen when people unite around shared stories. As leaders in your community, you already create those moments—through dialogue, celebration, and cultural exchange.
That’s exactly why we built History ’N’ Pieces: a storytelling collectible designed to make your work easier, richer, and more impactful. Each puzzle tells a story—rooted in Georgia’s local history and America’s shared journey. These aren’t just puzzles. They’re tools to connect generations, honor ancestors, and spark conversations that matter.
This Year’s Theme: African Americans and Labor
Atlanta will host the ASALH 2025 National Conference, carrying forward a tradition of shaping public understanding through research, storytelling, and advocacy. This year’s theme—African Americans and Labor—spotlights a critical thread in the Black experience.
The conference will bring together renowned speakers, panel discussions, film screenings, and community tours that explore the many dimensions of African American life, past and future. Whether you’re an educator, student, author, artist, or simply someone who cares deeply about history, this is your chance to join one of the most important gatherings of the year.
How History ’N’ Pieces Supports Atlanta’s Mission
Whether it’s a panel, storytelling night, or community pop-up, our limited-edition puzzles naturally spark reflection and joy—no extra prep required.
🔹 Celebrate Heritage & Strengthen Connections
Each collectible puzzle carries narratives rich in both local and national history—bridging generations and honoring ancestors.
🔹 Exclusive Tools & Content for Organizers
Atlanta leaders gain access to tailored event kits, content ideas, and engagement resources built to amplify your impact.
Georgia Leads the Way
The Georgia Puzzle Series starts here. If you’re from Georgia, you own the puzzle, the page, and the message. This isn’t just a collectible—it’s your story to share, your community to build.
Which state will rally 4,000 puzzle holders first? Georgia has the head start.
The Legacy of ASALH
Founded in 1915 by Dr. Carter G. Woodson, ASALH has anchored the preservation and celebration of Black history for more than a century. Woodson—the “Father of Black History”—understood that a people deprived of their historical contributions would struggle to find dignity and place in the world.
From creating Negro History Week in 1926 (the precursor to Black History Month) to sustaining national conversations today, ASALH’s mission has always been clear: make Black history a permanent and celebrated part of American identity.
Now, as the conference enters its 110th year, that legacy comes to Atlanta—a city whose cultural and historical energy continues to shape the future
Amplify Your Impact
Atlanta has always been a city of firsts, leaders, and legacy. At History ’N’ Pieces, we’re here to stand with you—ensuring history isn’t just remembered, but experienced and passed on.
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