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Make unity
part of everyday life.

Our proposed programme direction connects learning, community dialogue, cultural memory, and practical exchange. Each idea begins with people and a small step that can grow through collaboration.

Programme development

The programme outlines below are proposals. Launch dates, locations, facilitators, and registration details will appear once confirmed.

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SIX PATHWAYS TO PARTICIPATION

01 / LEARNING & DIALOGUE

Pan-African reading circles

A guided conversation around an African thinker, a historical text, or a current question.

Who it is for
Students, readers, educators, and community groups.
Proposed format
A small facilitated discussion with a reading guide, shared questions, and space for different perspectives.
A practical starting outcome
A participant-led reflection connecting a reading to one local concern.
Explore the reading room ↗In development · schedule to be confirmed
02 / CIVIC PARTICIPATION

Community unity dialogues

Bring people together to listen, identify shared priorities, and discuss possible responses.

Who it is for
Neighbourhood associations, youth groups, and local organisers.
Proposed format
A moderated listening session that makes room for varied ages, experiences, and viewpoints.
A practical starting outcome
A short record of community priorities and a manageable next step.
Make a personal pledge ↗In development · schedule to be confirmed
03 / HISTORY & CULTURE

Living memory & oral histories

Preserve stories of everyday life, organising, identity, and change in people’s own words.

Who it is for
Elders, young interviewers, cultural workers, and researchers.
Proposed format
A consent-based interview with participant review and agreed choices about sharing.
A practical starting outcome
A small collection of approved recordings or transcripts, with context.
Explore our history ↗In development · schedule to be confirmed
04 / SKILLS & EXCHANGE

Diaspora skills bridge

Explore exchanges of mentoring, language, creative skills, and practical knowledge.

Who it is for
Professionals, students, diaspora associations, and community groups.
Proposed format
A needs-led pilot matching an offered skill with a community-defined request.
A practical starting outcome
One useful exchange, followed by feedback from both participants.
Explore our connections ↗In development · schedule to be confirmed
05 / JUSTICE & PUBLIC UNDERSTANDING

Reparations learning forum

Create space for evidence and respectful discussion about historical harm, restitution, and repair.

Who it is for
Learners, community advocates, historians, and invited specialists.
Proposed format
A reading-led session with clearly separated facts, perspectives, and open questions.
A practical starting outcome
A resource list and questions for further learning, rather than an assumed consensus.
Explore reparations ↗In development · schedule to be confirmed
06 / INTERVIEWS & STORYTELLING

One Africa conversations

Ask what connects us, what holds us back, and what we can build together.

Who it is for
Thinkers, artists, organisers, and young people.
Proposed format
An interview or moderated conversation, with speaker permission and contextual editing.
A practical starting outcome
A pilot conversation and accompanying notes for public learning.
Explore interviews ↗In development · schedule to be confirmed

FROM IDEAS TO A SHARED PRACTICE

Learn. Gather.
Create. Connect.

Learn together

Read a short text, ask thoughtful questions, and share what it means in your own context.

Gather locally

Bring a small group together in a community space or online. Begin with listening and a clear purpose.

Connect across borders

Invite another community or diaspora group into the conversation and exchange one useful insight.

Upcoming activities

No public event dates are confirmed on this website yet. Future listings will include the date, time zone, venue or online format, accessibility details, and participation instructions.

Help shape the
first programme.

Contribute a skill, a space, a reading, or a community connection.

Explore a collaboration ↗Make your pledge ↗