A monthly political education series that takes a deep dive into various aspects of local, state and national government that impact the lives of people who identify as Black.

It’s going down! Get your best spades partner or come solo and form a team with someone else. Get ready for a great night with fun and prizes!

We'll bring the popcorn, drinks and movie. You bring yourself and some guests. We'll all have a great evening enjoying the classic Black movie Poetic Justice starring Janet Jackson, Tupac Shakur, Regina King and Joe Torry.

A monthly discussion series that explores “the things we think but seldom say” through creating a brave space for courageous conversations.

Join the RSAA team for spirits and spirited conversation. The first 10 members to register and show up get their first round of drinks paid for by RSAA

It's that time again! If you or anyone you know is in need of baby items including formula, diapers, wipes, bottles and baby food or if there's a need for canned goods or incontinence pads, we've got you covered. Visit our office between 4p-6p on Monday March 31 to get what you need. Tell a friend!

BLACKALICIOUS! Bowling Party

Join us as we enjoy food, fellowship and fun for the whole family! The first 10 RSAA members to register and arrive will get free shoe rental and a free game. All other guests will be responsible for shoe rental ($5 one time), bowling ($6.50 per game) and food costs.

Now is a critical time for the Black community. We are initiating an important conversation for members and distance disruptors at this month's meeting. What is an Executive Order and why does it matter to you? We will explore this topic and more as we strategize, organize, and mobilize for the future we envision. Member meetings serve as a platform to deepen our community's understanding of systemic barriers and opportunities for change.

*This meeting is exclusively for RSAA Black Membership.

Genealogy Cohort

This comprehensive course is thoughtfully designed to serve as an introduction to the essential processes involved in conducting genealogical research specifically for Black individuals who have longstanding ties to the regions of Western North Carolina and the broader Mountain South. By the end of the course, participants will have gained valuable insights into various resources that can significantly aid them in their genealogical research endeavors and will also have the opportunity to build a detailed family tree utilizing the Ancestry.com platform. We invite you to join us for an informative session on February 17 at 6:30 PM, or consider signing up for the Genealogy Cohort that is set to begin in March and ends in May.