How The Diaspora Is Keeping African Customs Alive
While forging new lives and adjusting to the new environment, the African diaspora, spread across the globe, has found ways to preserve and celebrate their customs.
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Black Land Ownership: A Path to Economic Empowerment
For many years, acquiring land has been essential to building prosperity. However, Black Americans now face substantial obstacles when it comes to purchasing and holding onto land because of institutional racism.
Dads Can Be Nurturing Too: Debunking Stereotypes About Fatherhood In The Modern Family
The role of fathers has evolved significantly, a different ball game from the times of our parents.
Your Turn To Have Fun!
Now it’s time for a June finale filled with fireworks, holiday concerts, American hoagies, and home-style food from the Diaspora — all setting the stage for sizzling summer fun.
Navigating the World of Black Parenting in a Social-Media-Influenced Society
Parenting in this digitally exposed generation presents unprepared challenges.
Purple Hibiscus: Ibrahim Mahama’s Barbican Installation Wraps The Brutalist Building In Bright Cloth And Reveals A Hidden History
Named after Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s 2003 novel, the colorful installation comprises 2,000 square meters of handwoven cloth covering the Barbican’s Lakeside Terrace.
Cocoa and Shea Butters: African Beauty Secret for Hair Care and Glowing Skin
Both are nourishing skincare ingredients that are known to help your skin feel healthy and smooth.
Stevie Wonder’s Ghanaian Citizenship Reflects Long-Standing Links Between African-Americans And The Continent.
There’s a long history of African Americans settling in Ghana or keeping in close contact with the first African country to gain independence. This relationship has most recently been exemplified by musician Stevie Wonder taking up Ghanaian citizenship
Black Art Heals: The Power of Black Creativity in Mental Wellness
Creative activities allow our inner light to come through and may help you transform your grief or disappointments into strength.
VOLUNTEER WITH CAMPAIGN FOR WORKING FAMILIES
Want to give back to your community while building your professional skills? Join Campaign for Working Families (CWF) as a Clerical Volunteer.