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Between 1866 and the Korean War, African American soldiers in the U.S. Army served in segregated units. They fought valiantly and heroically on the battlefield. They also fought for equality, respect, and dignity at home. Learn about the struggles and challenges they faced during both times of war and peace.
Education opportunities are listing in the categories below. If you have any questions about our education programs contact us by e-mail.
Park Rangers are available to present programs to classrooms, community organizations, veteran groups, libraries, and more.
Curriculum-based education programs that explore the stories of the Buffalo Soldiers between 1866 and the Korean War.
Connect with rangers virtually and explore the stories of the Buffalo Soldiers through our distance learning programs
Earn your Jr. Ranger badge and certificate, just like these pictured. Every online and mail in submission are eligible!
Discover Colonel Young's Protest Ride for Equality in a lesson plan from the NPS's Teaching with Historic Places.
Last updated: May 31, 2024
