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Under the Baobab

Convening Under the Baobab is a tradition that has been, and continues to be, practiced in numerous African communities. Often referenced in African literature as a sacred space, this magnificent tree serves as a meeting place for the community where thoughts and lessons are shared.

Time: 2 hours
Location: Virtual, Zoom
Attendance: 10-40 people

Time:
Location:
Attendance:

2 hours
Virtual, Zoom
10-40 people

You are invited to come share, listen, and learn from other community members. We will also invite guest speakers, practitioners, and academics to help inform the discussion with their research and expertise. Take a seat under the nurturing leaves of the community tree. We look forward to seeing you!

About

Africa’s history and contribution to human civilization were erased from world history and books. Technological advancement and scientific discoveries have made it possible to uncover facts about the continent’s true history.

Now with the new generation of Africans in the diaspora growing in affluence and their quest for cultural identity and social justice, there is a greater need for learning African history and changing the social narrative. Each month, we will meet to explore one of the many themes introduced and presented by a community member.

“I am so grateful I — by means of the universe — stumbled upon your organization and was part of this beautiful discussion. I gained so much hope and knowledge and can’t wait to go forward from here.”

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DAYNA SMITH

Product Owner and

Travel Consultant

Past Topics

    March 2022

The Bicultural Womxnhood

    February 2022

An Intergenerational Conversation

    January 2022

Cultivating Your Vision

    November 2021

Collective Healing

    October 2021

Navigating Roots

    September 2021

The Pursuit of Wellbeing

    August 2021

Black Creatives in the Arts

    June 2021

Family Values: Redefining Expectations 

    May 2021

Guardians of the Word

    April 2021

Student Edition: Living Abroad

    January 2021

Student Edition: Afro Student Associations

    October 2020

Rethinking Our Career Paths

    July 2020

Black Lives Matter — What’s Next?

    May 2020

Past, Present, Future of African Diaspora Health and Wellness

    April 2020

Culture Informs Craft

    February 2020

Reshaping the African Narrative

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