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Abibi Tumi Kasa Demonstration (Wed & Sat)
Twi Language Students Show What They Know!
Click on the link. Join us in the
Sankofa Word
Class/Conference room to hear some Afrikan Power
Language.
Listen to student testimonies NOW!
2006! New Courses Starting Jan. Feb. Mar.
- International Home School: Starts Jan. 4th (call
404.292.9002)
- Afterschool: Starts February 20th; Register Now.!
- Photography to Academic Excellence: Sat
Classes
- Afrikan Power Languages: Yoruba, Kikongo,
Twi
- The Science of Environmental Racism - Feb.
Elective
- Study Group: Let the Circle Be Unbroken - Jan.
28th
- The Science of Environmental Racism - March
- Black Body: The Science of Melanin - Wed.
Seminars
- Sacred Geometry - Wed. Seminars
Warriors and Healers
Jan. - Wash, DC
Feb. - Harlem, NYC
March - Atlanta, GA
April - Chicago, IL
Other Youth Options
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Greetings!
Please be our guest... this coming Wed. Jan 4th,
8-9 PM and Saturday, January 7th, 10 AM - 12
Noon.
You are invited to attend this FREE online-live
student presentation.
- Time to show what we know!
- It's the Afrikan way!
- It's the AYA way!
For 11 weeks we have been in the process of Re-
Afrikanizing our tongues, our ears, our minds to
continue the reAfrikanization of our hearts. For the
last eleven weeks the Afrikan spirits have been
actively battling the inculcated European ones. The
Afrikan spirits are winning.
We want and need your presence and support to
help us celebrate the victories and bolster the
Afrikan spirits in us to continue winning, continue
taking us back to black, back to the Afrikan way!
The Ploy!
One effective educational ploy that
has undermined
our freedom movements is to isolate the educational
process from the community's view. While public and
private schools (that we don't control) extol the
goals that we cherish (critical thinking, social
responsibility, academic preparation, etc.), they keep
their educational processes isolated from our view.
Even their results are shrouded in abstract numbers
98, 85, 69, or letters A, B, F and the like. What do
these numbers really tell us about what the student
is learning? What do they tell us about how far the
student has come? How can we celebrate or
condemn when we don't even know the starting
point? What do these numbers and letters tell
us about the student's awareness or skill to apply
their learnings to improve our condition, vanquish our
enemies, and restore our people?
AYA seeks to bring the community
back into the
center of the educational process. Our students -
youth and adults are accountable to you - Afrikan
people.
DATE:
January 4th and Jan. 7th
TIME:
8-9 PM (1/4) and 10AM-12 Noon (1/7)
LOCATION:
AYA's Online Communiversity w/ Soul!
BRING:
Your Powerful Afrikan spirit
Click here to download link into online Assembly Auditorium
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Started at Different Points
We all have started from different
points along this
re-Afrikanization language journey. Some had been
exposed to Afrikan language words via their spiritual
practices, some have been associated with Ghanaian
communities for over 20 years, while others have
never been back home and some have never done
well
at any language course.
In
various ways all of us have been working to get over
deeply implanted barriers to our embracing our
ancestors' tongues as languages of power for our
liberation and restoration.
In the words of my Mother-
Tulenagwe, "we've come
from a mighty long way." Sure, we have a long
way
to go, and, just for now, we want you to celebrate
with us - celebrate the community we've created,
celebrate the work we've put in, celebrate the
psychological, emotional and spiritual battles we've
won. Come to give us encouragement to win the
rest.
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Please attend and pass this link to other Afrikans!
We need you. We can't go higher without
you.
Help us lift our instructors up too! They were
Blacknificient!
- When: Wednesday 8-9 PM EST and Saturday
10 AM-12 Noon EST.
- Where: Online live from the comfort of your own
home via the Internet.
Download the software by following this link:
http://www.ayanetwork.net/conferencerooms/2/AYA
SankofaWordConference.exe
If possible, test it ahead of time; check out the room
anytime. Call 404.292.9002 if you need help.
If you just can't get to the Internet and have phone
access, try our phone option below.
Limited phone access available by dialing (712) 580-
0100, then access code: 681671, then press the #
key!
Listen to student testimonies:
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