My History Lives Here is a Black History Month initiative from the Black Information Network dedicated to spotlighting Black history museums across the United States — and the communities, stories, and legacies they preserve.

Throughout the month, BIN will highlight multiple museums, sharing the history behind these institutions and the vital role they play in documenting, protecting, and celebrating Black history. From local cultural centers to nationally recognized museums, each feature centers the people and places working to ensure Black history is remembered, honored, and passed on.

At a time when many Black history museums are facing reduced funding and increased challenges, My History Lives Here aims to build awareness, encourage engagement, and amplify the importance of preserving these spaces, because Black history doesn't live in the past. It lives here.