"I first saw the Black Inventions exhibition in New York a few years ago. I was impressed by its quality and the importance of its mission to promote positive images of African-Americans and increase public appreciation for their considerable accomplishments.
This fascinating exhibition reminds us of the diversity of the United States and the unique contributions that each ethnic and racial community has and continues to make to the country."

U.S. Ambassador
Richard Baltimore

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"One of the best exhibits ever presented in Trinidad & Tobago, the presentation was positive and inspirational, students worldwide should witness this fine exhibit. Students need role models and Black inventors are a great example"


Dr. Hazel Manning
Frmr. Minister Of Education of Trinidad & Tobago
Wife of Prime Minster of Trinidad & Tobago

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"In today's world, a lack of knowledge and understanding of history puts an individual at a distinct disadvantage. The Black Inventions Exhibit is doing a great job inspiring students to be successful.  I thank the President of Bryant College for giving me the opportunity to witness this exhibit of Black greatness.”


Earvin "Magic" Johnson
Retired NBA Star
Olympic Gold Medalist

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"The Black Inventors exhibit and the Latino Heritage museum  exhibits have provided exceptional opportunities to educate all members of our campus community. I have also taken various opportunities to bring these exhibits to community venues and the impact has been great as well.
 It will be a rewarding experience for all of those who get to experience these displays."

David Blackburn

Niagara University

Director of Multicultural 

& International Student Affairs