http://vimeo.com/66875436
Diaspora Voices and Our Perspectives
Public Policy and Social Justice Monthly Program- Diaspora Voices
Our public affairs programming would highlight the state of affairs within specific African and African Diaspora countries, regions, and communities. We are going to take a driver’s seat on the condition of economics, politics, and social justice within our motherland and elsewhere by bridging the gulfs between the African peoples through the required awakenings. For example, emphases would be placed on our perceived intractable problems and the program would include calls for accountability and problem solving within the African context and throughout the globe.
Panelist: Mariama Jalloh-Heyward of the Green White and Blue Commission
Yemi Falusi Esq. of the Occupy Nigeria Movement in Washington DC
Cultural Education and Entertainment Monthly Show- Our Perspectives
With the on-going evolution of the African renaissance there remains the need for Africans to take ownership and present our cultures in ways that illuminates the various positive attributes of the African people. We intend to be the responsible vessels to interpret and utilize our cultural norms, values, food, crafts, and fashion as the means of repairing most of the bias, prejudice, and discrimination of the African people that remains prevalent in the global community. The show portends to reduce our self-hate while advocating self-efficacy and pride. Ours should be the authentic lens for affecting and spreading the African culture and vitality.
Guest: Anna Mwalagho DMV based musician, poet, and social activist from Kenya
www.annamwalagho.com
Emmerson musician, social-economic, and political activist from Sierra Leone
Venue: Agama Kitchen and Restaurants
5640 Annapolis Road, Bladensburg MD 20710
www.agamakitchen.com
Date: Sunday May 26th, 2013
Time: 2pm-4pm
Producer: Omar Rafik of Life Depicted Productions
www.lifedepicted.com
Diaspora Voices and Our Perspectives
Public Policy and Social Justice Monthly Program- Diaspora Voices
Our public affairs programming would highlight the state of affairs within specific African and African Diaspora countries, regions, and communities. We are going to take a driver’s seat on the condition of economics, politics, and social justice within our motherland and elsewhere by bridging the gulfs between the African peoples through the required awakenings. For example, emphases would be placed on our perceived intractable problems and the program would include calls for accountability and problem solving within the African context and throughout the globe.
Panelist: Mariama Jalloh-Heyward of the Green White and Blue Commission
Yemi Falusi Esq. of the Occupy Nigeria Movement in Washington DC
Cultural Education and Entertainment Monthly Show- Our Perspectives
With the on-going evolution of the African renaissance there remains the need for Africans to take ownership and present our cultures in ways that illuminates the various positive attributes of the African people. We intend to be the responsible vessels to interpret and utilize our cultural norms, values, food, crafts, and fashion as the means of repairing most of the bias, prejudice, and discrimination of the African people that remains prevalent in the global community. The show portends to reduce our self-hate while advocating self-efficacy and pride. Ours should be the authentic lens for affecting and spreading the African culture and vitality.
Guest: Anna Mwalagho DMV based musician, poet, and social activist from Kenya
www.annamwalagho.com
Emmerson musician, social-economic, and political activist from Sierra Leone
Venue: Agama Kitchen and Restaurants
5640 Annapolis Road, Bladensburg MD 20710
www.agamakitchen.com
Date: Sunday May 26th, 2013
Time: 2pm-4pm
Producer: Omar Rafik of Life Depicted Productions
www.lifedepicted.com
No comments:
Post a Comment