We are inspired by positive narratives about our beloved continent because We are African to the core as expressed by Chimamanda, “I realized that I was African when I came to the United States. Whenever Africa came up in my college classes, everyone turned to me. It didn't matter whether the subject was Namibia or Egypt; I was expected to know, to explain.” -Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. Read more about our work, implemented with support from Africa No Filter, https://lnkd.in/d8dpkzMp African Culture Fund (ACF) Africa No Filter SADC Secretariat Rodney Tinashe Bunhiko Belisa R.Ayeta Wangusa Espéra Donouvossi rudo sithole George Abungu Lydia Kitungulu
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Thrilled to announce the publication of my first article! I'm so grateful for this opportunity to share my thoughts and insights with the world. Here's to many more articles to come! Title: Akram Dost Bloch #ExcitedWriter #FirstPublication"
The bimonthly sociocultural magazine, Colours of Balochistan, explores the rich culture and heritage of the province. Access the latest Issue https://lnkd.in/dRM4TYXq
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In "Indigenous Cultural Awareness," Julie Pellissier-Lush will highlight and explain the traditional knowledge of the Mi’kmaq, life before contact with Europeans, the role of colonization on the Mi’kmaq, and how all can move forward positively with Indigenous peoples https://lnkd.in/gHvkGXde
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Do you carry memories of traditions and stories passed down through generations that celebrate the diverse hashtag #African heritage? Heritage & Flair are on a quest to uncover and share these precious narratives with the world, so let them feature yours! 👌🏾 How familiar are you with tales of our African cultures? Do you carry memories of traditions and stories passed down through generations that celebrate our diverse heritage? We are on a quest to uncover and share these precious narratives with the world, let us feature yours. 🙋🏾🙋🏾♂️ Sometimes what seems ordinary to you is profound to others and sometimes we carry far more similar stories than we realise... but we will never know until someone steps forward. Where are you and what does your regular day look like? How do you stay grounded? Who are you? How do you know who you are? How do you know about where you are? How do you want the world to remember you? Check out our site that honours the legacy of our ancestors while forging a path towards greater unity and social progress. 🌍 https://lnkd.in/d42bcjSy Activate to view larger image,
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A civil and respectable society begins with me, it begins with you and begins with ALL OF US! Part 2 of this Webinar is a MUST by public demand.
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Many thanks to all those who graced our Institute of Pan African Narratives (IPAN) Zim@44 Virtual Lecture. It was really lit🔥🔥🔥 Special mention goes to Farai Marapira Linda Tsungirirai Masarira Gift Ostallos Siziva Nigel MK Chanakira Lazarus Sauti Noah Kupeta COLLENCE TAKAINGENHAMO CHISITA Norman Daka Pinduka (PhD) Sydicks Takudzwa Muradzikwa Ray C. Tondoi, PMP Samantha N. Ardiola Macheza Kennedy Manduna, PhD Daglous Makumbe and many others who graced our occassion. Only through such initiatives will Zimbabwe and Africa find each other. Afrika we need an appointment!
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Mark your calendar by registering ahead for the webinar that will open up how to use Persistent Identifiers #pids to preserve cultural heritage and indigenous knowledge.
#Webinar #Invitation #MeetTheSpeakers Most African countries lack funding and infrastructure, therefore cultural heritage places and objects are poorly identified and documented. So, how do we use #PIDs to preserve African cultural heritage and indigenous knowledge? For more please register here https://lnkd.in/dpyZDaUe Jens Klump Rorie Edmunds , DataCite , Evans Atoni, Andrei Vukolov Nabil Aziz Ksibi Sara E., Iratxe Puebla
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How do we conserve #Indigenous and intangible heritage on our coasts? 🗓 Join us on Tuesday, June 25 at 4pm BST to learn from case studies drawn from around the world: https://lnkd.in/erhCYxxe #CulturalHeritage English Heritage
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At the end of the AEAA 2023 conference, crucial recommendations emerged to ensure the fair and equitable restitution of our precious cultural heritage. What priority measures would you recommend for the fair and equitable restitution of Africa's cultural heritage? Share your ideas with us! https://lnkd.in/g_Pb-sSk #CulturalHeritage #AfricanRestitution
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When you think of South Africa, what’s the first thing that comes to your mind? Maybe images of gorgeous landscapes, incredible wildlife, and a rich mix of cultures? But this beautiful country also has a complex and often painful history that has shaped its society in significant ways. From colonization and the horrors of apartheid to the ongoing struggle for equality. There’s so much to South Africa’s past that you may not know. So, let’s take a closer look at the key moments that have defined South Africa’s history.
A Brief History of South Africa’s Tumultuous Past and Its Lasting Impact on Modern Culture
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You cannot build the future if you ignore your past… Africa needs to rediscover its roots for building its modernization… Otherwise Africa will remain what it has been for the last 4 centuries… Yet even if we have experienced 2 millennia of chaotic history since 341 BC; our Ancestors continued to try recovering until the last 4 centuries of total destruction of our roots… Someone used to say that there are 3 kinds of people: those who are like leaves; those who are like branches and those who are like roots… Like people; nations too have 3 frames upon which they can be built. In Africa we have lost our roots. Our nations are built on leaves and branches without their roots that have been destroyed for the last 4 centuries… As long as we will not recover such roots; our nations will be like trees with branches and leaves without roots… 😊😊😊