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Marcus Garvey Cultural Heritage Program
The Marcus Garvey Cultural Heritage Program (MGCHP) introduces the historical realities of the great cultures of Africa and the traditions of people in the African Diaspora to our Community.
In free, interactive classes, families reconnect to the dynamic, complex history of our ancestors by learning the languages and cultures of the African Diaspora.
Provide exposure to cultures of African origin and descent for a broader global perspective and historical understanding of African culture and its impact on world development.
Assist students in developing an understanding of geopolitical realities.
Provide classes, workshops and opportunities for cross-cultural dialogue.
Develop relationships with members of the global communities.
Develop cultural awareness, self-worth and self-esteem through the introduction and cultivation of traditional and contemporary African art forms.
Class Topics
Topics included but not limited to:
- Berlin Conference
- Seven Principles of Kwanzaa
- History & Future of African Fashion
- African Queens in Antiquity and in The Diaspora
- Education in Pre-Colonial Africa
Schedule
Level 1-2 (Ages 6 – 13 yrs)
- Saturdays – 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM
Level 2 (Ages 10 – 13 yrs)
- Saturdays – 10:35 AM 11:35 AM
Reflecting on African histories, futures and the genius of black liberation movements, MGCH inspires strategies for personal and community empowerment.
The program draws on our history and heritage to cultivate dynamic black futures.
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