The 9th Annual Black Blockchain Summit 2026 is a two-day summit at Howard University in Washington, DC, organized by Black Blockchain Summit. It brings together innovators, scholars, technologists, and community leaders to explore how blockchain, AI, Web3, digital assets, and emerging technologies can create meaningful solutions for Black communities worldwide. The program includes educational sessions and workshops, along with interactive BARAZA discussions inspired by the Swahili BARAZA format, which encourage engaging conversations and debates. The summit also emphasizes global community and networking across the technology ecosystem.
This event is intended for blockchain professionals, entrepreneurs, students, researchers, investors, activists, innovators, and anyone interested in technology-driven community empowerment. It provides a space for a diverse network of innovators, entrepreneurs, academics, investors, and technology advocates to connect. Attendees will have opportunities to explore digital solutions to challenges affecting Black communities globally, learn from influential Black innovators, and build meaningful connections with investors, partners, and fellow technology enthusiasts. The summit aims to encourage creative and long-lasting solutions for problems within new technology while supporting financial inclusion and social change.
Why attend
- Explore how blockchain and digital technologies can support financial inclusion and digital empowerment.
- Learn from influential Black innovators and technology leaders.
- Build meaningful connections with investors, partners, and fellow technology enthusiasts.
Good to know
- Dates: September 25–26, 2026.
- Location: Howard University, 2400 6th St NW, Washington, DC; in-person only.
- Tickets: $44.52 USD; register via the official website.
Announced speakers
Agenda, speaker updates and ticket availability can change — confirm details on the official event website before booking travel.
