Sankofa Political Studies

A cultural and didactic activity of the Correct Connect Africa Foundation!

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About Sankofa Political Studies

Sankofa Political Studies (SPS) is a cultural and didactic activity of the Correct Connect Africa Foundation. It is an educative platform where we provide didactic materials, offer courses on Africa History, cultural practices, documents on African Union and many more. SPS commenced In the 2017/2018 academic year in Rome. As a methodological approach, we use the term SEASON to represent the different editions of SPS and our courses for this season are streamlined into 12 units or episodes. Also, for now, the languages of instruction are English, French, and Italian. The theme of Season I, II, III and IV are “Pan-Africanism: History and Philosophy“, “Principles and Foundations of African Charter of human and people’s Right“, “Bio-PANAF: Studying the Life and Works of African Figures,” and Pan-African Philosophy respectively.

This year 2022/2023 academic year we will have two separate themes for the English and French audiences. The theme of Season V for the English audience is Maatian Anthropology, while for the French audience, the theme is, La pensée de C. Anta Diop. Regards Croisés, that is The Thought of C. Anta Diop. Crossed Looks.  If you are interested in participating in these lessons send us an email at sps@ccaf.africa or register below.

Resources

You may want to Access Some of the resources for this Season Sankofa Political Studies.

Sankofa Political Studies: PAN-AFRICAN PHILOSOPHY 1 (S – IV)

Lesson Twelve: Black Music & Politics of Authenticity

Meeting ID: 832 9694 5877
Passcode: 309828

Lesson Twelve: Black Music & Politics of Authenticity

Date: 11th May 2022

Time: 9:00 PM Prompt (GMT Rome) 8:00 PM (WAT Nigeria)

Speaker: Fidèle M. Hounnouvi (Clinical Psychologist, Benin Republic)

Meeting ID: 832 9694 5877
Passcode: 309828

Meet The Organizers Of SPS

Odior Aleakwe

Coordinator

Mahougnon Sinsin

Professor of Philosophy and African Studies

Diarra Bertin

Finance

Aneke Chinoso

Secretary