Dig into fall
Get the winter chill out with a parade of jazz, art, history tours, holiday movies, and more. Check out these entertaining and educational free or low-cost autumn activities in the Philadelphia area.
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THE ROLE OF EDUCATION IN SECURING THE FUTURE FOR ALL CHILDREN
“Education is not only a right, but a passport to human development that opens doors and expands opportunities and freedoms”
Son of a Ghanian Liberian Elected to US Congress in Rhode Island
Representative Gabe Amo became the first son of West African Immigrants to win the House of Representative in Rhode Island’s special congressional election on November 7.
Thanksgiving Survival Guide: Watch How Much You Eat
On a holiday like Thanksgiving, there’s the tendency to overeat as food is a large part of the celebrations and for many, it is YOLO-time.
George Weah Concedes to Joseph Boakai
Former Vice President Joseph N. Boakai of the Unity Party (UP) was elected President of Liberia.
African Union Seeks Financial Reparations for Transatlantic Slave Trade
At their Accra meeting this Thursday, AU members agreed to press for reparations for the transatlantic slave trade and the inhumane treatment meted on the enslaved.
10 Black Environmental Leaders to Follow
Black environmental leaders are shaping many of today’s most important conversations about climate justice and driving cutting-edge research into ecosystems, planetary science, and wildlife.
List of Local Artisans and Craftspeople in East Africa: Preserving Traditional Skills in Modern Businesses
In East Africa, each country has a unique art form and craft tradition that is a reflection of its culture and history.
A New Chapter for Philadelphia: Embracing Transformation with Mayor-Elect Cherelle Parker
Philadelphia stands at a pivotal moment in its history, marked by the election of Mayor-Elect Cherelle Parker
Zulu Beadwork: A Cultural Tapestry of South Africa
The Zulu people have maintained a rich tradition of beadwork, which serves as visual narratives, communicating stories of cultural heritage, spirituality, and social status.
Beyond its visual appeal, the beadwork holds significant cultural and social importance. It is a tangible manifestation of the Zulu people’s values, beliefs, and history.