About OBHRPI

OBHRPI stands for the Oklahoma Black Historical Research Project, Inc., a nonprofit organization based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, dedicated to preserving Black historical heritage, promoting community engagement, and supporting rural economic development.

Mission and Focus

OBHRPI's work centers on documenting and celebrating the history of African Americans in Oklahoma, fostering cultural awareness, and encouraging community participation. The organization also supports rural economic development through events, educational programs, and partnerships.

Activities and Programs

Historical Research & Education

Conducting and sharing research on Black historical figures, events, and contributions in Oklahoma.

Community Events

Hosting conferences, workshops, and cultural festivals, such as the annual Rural Economic Development Conference.

Public Engagement

Offering membership opportunities, community workshops, and outreach through events like the Wewoka Sorghum Day Festival.

Organization Details

Type
CBO
Headquarters
506 N Forest Park Dr, Oklahoma City, OK 73121
Size
Fewer than 25 employees
Website
obhrpi.org

How to Get Involved

OBHRPI invites participation through membership, volunteer work, donations, and event attendance. They also encourage community members to contribute ideas, time, and in-kind services.

Contact Us

OBHRPI is a community-driven, historically focused nonprofit that blends cultural preservation with rural economic development, offering multiple ways for individuals and organizations to engage in Oklahoma's Black heritage and community growth.