Feb. 1 is the first day of Black History Month. Throughout this month and onward, you can dive into Black history and learn more about cultural and socio-political experiences right here in Omaha.Here are a few ways to learn and give back to the community:Share Omaha has a list of nonprofit organization that celebrate and support Black history. A sampling of the Share Omaha events:Feb. 4: Urban League of Nebraska – Tour of Malcom X Museum, roundtable discussion over lunch at Best BurgerFeb. 10: Survivors Rising - holding a conversation about what it means to view sexual trauma, domestic violence, and other forms of sexual violence through the lens of social justice. This topic includes considering all it means to Black survivors and all other survivors of color to be so proud of the many people who have fought and continue to fight for survivor voices to be heard.Institute for Urban Development and Preston Love Jr. are offering North Omaha Legacy Tours – including lunch and stops at local shops, museums, or iconic historical locations like the Malcom X Foundation Great Plains Black History Museum will share 24th & Glory, a condensed exhibit that looks at the history of African American athletes in Omaha (among other Black History exhibits)Omaha Community Foundation — How to Be an Ally During Black History Month and Beyond: https://omahafoundation.org/news/how-to-be-an-ally-during-black-history-month-and-beyond/University of Nebraska at Omaha Black Studies: https://www.unomaha.edu/college-of-arts-and-sciences/black-studies/index.php