Homelessness is not a choice, nor is it a crime, yet society often treats it as one. Policies that criminalize sleeping on the streets
June 16th marks the International Day of the African Child, a significant occasion that highlights the importance of empowering and protecting the rights of
June 2023 is set to mark a significant milestone for the Global Africans Against Slavery (GLAAS), as the organization prepares to select new leadership
In recent years, the phenomenon known as “Japa” has gained traction among African youths seeking economic opportunities abroad. Japa, derived from the Nigerian slang
Washington, DC – On May 17, 2023, an enlightening conference took place at the Hearing Room in the Senate Russell 325 building, where Justice
By Grace Chigbu In recognition of the United Nations International Decade for People of African Descent (2015-2024), the Most Influential People of African Descent
This Saturday the 4th of March at the Harriet Tubman Cultural Center, renowned ‘Artivist’ and Soul Singer Kim Poole will be headlining an event
“I’m playing at the Mercury Lounge in collaboration with DJ Henri . We’re co-producing the event . I’ve never actually been to the Mercury
On Tuesday the 31st of January 2023 Teaching Artist Institute (TAI) begins accepting applications for the 3rd Annual Summer Learning Institute event to be
Nigeria has been described as not only a source and transit country for victims of human trafficking, but is also fast becoming notorious as
By Kim Poole On the margins of Joe Biden’s invitation to all African Leaders to join him in Washington D.C., the Teaching Artist Institute(TAI)
Regardless of Africa’s widely acclaimed status as a largely under developed continent, and the persistent recognition of its nations as third world country by
What started as a controversial dream of the 19th century African activist Marcus Mossiah Garvey, who led the call for African Americans to leave