Empowering STEM Education in Our Community Through Hip-Hop: 5 Strategies to Foster Science Understanding
To effectively use hip-hop in the classroom, it pays to understand that hip-hop is more than just a music form.
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Children’s Books That Encourage Your Kids To See The World
Books with a travel theme are a great way to open your children’s minds to new adventures and excitement about the world around us.
5 Things High School Seniors Should Know Before They Graduate
When graduating from high school, most students become very overwhelmed with life coming at them all at once
Uncovering the Unrecognized Linguistic Diversity within the Black Community: A Closer Look at Africa’s Multilingualism
Studies of African multilingual contexts are almost non-existent in high-impact scientific journals.
8 Black-Owned Art Galleries and Museums You Should Know
Black-owned art galleries and museums provoke emotion, translate our joy and pain, and highlight our originality.
The Reading Quilt: Finishing Strong
Cody’s book helps the reader answer the question “Are you living up to who you want to be?”
Meet Omeife: The World’s First African Humanoid Robot
Have you ever thought of having your robot? A robot that could help you with chores, be a friend, and even understand your emotions? Well, meet Omeife, the world’s first African humanoid robot!
17 Kenyan Proverbs to Inspire Wisdom this Season
Happy Independence Day, Kenya! On December 12th, 1963, the Republic of Kenya, or Jamhuri Ya Kenya, gained independence from the British. To celebrate the country’s independence, we are exploring wise proverbs from the East African country.
Best Universities in West Africa
In recent years, West Africa has become a hub for education and research. With many universities and colleges springing up across the region, it can be difficult to know which ones are the best. In this blog post, we will explore the best universities in West Africa, based on their research output, teaching quality, and international outlook.
5 African Scientists We Need to Celebrate
Black individuals’ and the Black community as a whole’s contributions and achievements in the history of science have frequently gone unnoticed. By emphasizing these accomplishments and giving deeper, more varied portrayals of scientific history, we are beginning to correct the imbalance in historical and contemporary narratives of science and create new and inspiring role models for future generations.