Download the contest leaflet here. Download the Unsung S/Heroes Nomination form here.
This is one of our major fundraisers to keep our programs going. Programs like our Saturday Ma’at Youth Program, our Jamala Rogers Young Visionary, our Youth Cultural Theater and other projects like our Love a Book Project. We appreciate any donation you can give. If you make a contribution of $40.00 or more, we will include an autographed copy of [ Read More ]
38th OBS/YCPD Anniversary Celebration Valerie Ervin, Keynote Speaker “Organizing Black Voters into a Radical Electoral Strategy” Sat. January 27, 2018 4 pm Omega Center – 3900 Goodfellow Avenue For details on the OBS/YCPD visit our parent website hosted by the Organization for Black Struggle.
The St. Louis Coalition for Human Rights celebrated its 21st annual program by recognizing area high school contest winners and unsung sheroes and heroes. Panelists Rev. Dietra Wise Baker andhigh school counselor Naomi Warren spoke powerfully on this year’s theme, “Criminalizing Students: How are Human Rights Being Violated in Schools.”
Kwanzaa was created in 1966 by Dr. Maulana Karenga as a non-religious holiday to celebrate family, community and culture. It is celebrated from 26 December thru 1 January, a day for each Kwanzaa Principle. These principles are uplifted during Kwanzaa but they are part of a value system that is practiced daily. The name comes from the Swahili phrase “matunda [ Read More ]
Read the November Ma’at Newsletter here. Master African Drummer Aakhen Anu will teach drum class at the Sat. Ma’at Program.
Birthday Fundraiser for Jamala Rogers Young Visionary Award Find out how to make a donation to the Visionary Award and celebrate Mama Jamala’s Earthday. We appreciate your support!
