Tammy Gibson: Entrepreneur Historian Traveler Speaker Blogger Preserving African American Culture
1. ENTREPRENEUR |HISTORIAN | TRAVELER |SPEAKER |BLOGGER
TAMMY GIBSON
Tammy Gibson is an accomplished Entrepreneur, Historian, Traveler,
Speaker and Blogger. Her mission is to raise awareness, impact youth and
preserve pride in African American culture through her personal journey.
Tammy’s passion began at a young age in Chicago, IL. Raised by
entrepreneurial parents, they modeled the importance of hard work and
instilled the significance of education as the vehicle to transport her to the
life of her dreams. Tammy earned her B.A. in African American Studies
from Chicago State University.
Tammy’s increasing interest in African American history has led her to
travel extensively to explore Africa and several cities throughout the
United States to gather information about the hidden treasures of African
Americans that are erased from history books. Journaling the path of her
ancestors, Tammy has visited several national parks, historical landmarks,
museums, markers, cemeteries, slave plantations, findings of the
Underground Railroad, sleeping in slave cabins to honor the enslaved and
meeting historical leaders of the Civil Rights Movement and descendants
of the enslaved.
Her ability to share this valuable historical knowledge through her
presentations, have inspired the youth to learn and understand the
importance of African American history.
PRESENTATION TOPICS:
Shipped to Freedom – Henry Box Brown
Jail, No Bail – The Friendship Nine
Sitting Down to Take a Stand – A&T Four
Voices from the Big House Series – The Life of the Enslaved
Tulsa Riot – Black Wall Street
Path to Freedom - Illinois Underground Railroad
Reverse Underground Railroad – The Crenshaws
The Quilt – Secrets of the Underground Railroad
His Life and Legacy – Medgar Evers
Sick In Tired, Of Being Sick In Tired – Fannie Lou Hamer
The Moses of Her People – Harriet Tubman
My Story Sleeping in Slave Cabins - Honoring the Enslaved
President’s Slave – Washington, Madison and Jefferson
Don’t Leave Home Without It – Negro Motorist Green Book
Slavery and the University – Clemson and Brown University
To book Tammy:
Call: (708) 606-7380 | Email: sankofatravelher.com | Visit: sankofatravelher.com
TESTIMONIALS
“Great speaker whose presentation was vivid
as if she lived and experienced the life of
slavery. Very compassionate and
knowledgeable and enjoys sharing her
journey.”
~ L. Chapman ~
“The presentation by Ms. Gibson was
educational and enlightening. Ms. Gibson also
provided an excellent giveaway of reading
material.”
~ K. Carter ~
“Very inspiring and caring young lady who has
embraced pain and suffering our ancestors
endured during slavery by recognizing the
importance of speaking on black history not
just in February, but every month of the year.”
~ A. Williamson ~