#african-diaspora

#african-diaspora

Our mission at Asase Yaa Children's Summer Art Camp has always been to ignite curiosity, creativity and cultural pride in our youth, said Rubie inez Williams, the camp director.

The pavilion is an instrument you can play. It's a participatory experience.

Being able to grow your own food is one of the most radical ways that you can express your freedom, your sovereignty, your liberation, says Valerie Goode.

I really wanted to be able to utilize our space and highlight the up-and-coming chefs in the diaspora. But a lot of times it's really hard to get space to showcase your culinary talents.

The exhibition "Jack Whitten: The Messenger" showcases the artist's unique commitment to blending politics with experimentation in his captivating body of work.

MoAD, a contemporary art museum, celebrates Black cultures and ignites challenging conversations through exhibitions and programs focused on the global impact of the African Diaspora.