Arkansas Black Hall of Fame Announces 2024 Inductees
The Arkansas Black Hall of Fame (ABHOF) has announced its 2024 class, consisting of six new inductees who will be formally honored at the 30th annual ceremony. This year’s inductees include prominent individuals with exceptional achievements in various fields.
The induction ceremony, scheduled for October 26, 2024, will take place at the Robinson Center Performance Hall in Little Rock. The event, which includes a black-tie gala, raises funds for the ABHOF’s statewide grants program, supporting nonprofit organizations with interests in African-American and underserved communities.
The 2024 Inductees
- Phyllis Dickerson: A pioneering figure in her field.
- Mamie Phipps Clark, PhD (Posthumous): A trailblazing scholar and educator.
- Thomas East: A renowned figure in his profession.
- Steve H. Broadnax III: An accomplished individual with lasting impacts.
- Mack Wilbourn: A respected figure in the community.
- Cora Duffy McHenry: A trailblazer in her field, known for her contributions.
This year’s inductees have distinguished themselves through their work and achievements, reflecting the organization’s mission of honoring accomplished African Americans with Arkansas roots. The induction ceremony serves as a premier fundraising event, furthering the impact of the ABHOF in the lives of Arkansans.
The Impact of the Arkansas Black Hall of Fame
Over the past 15 years, the ABHOF has provided significant support to nonprofit organizations across the state, improving the lives of over 200,000 Arkansans. The organization continues to recognize exceptional individuals while fostering a supportive environment for future generations of African-American achievers with Arkansas roots to thrive and succeed.
