African History Project - African History Project

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Top 5 Books on
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Foundation Certificate in
African History and Political Thought

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CLR James and How Marxism Influenced Pan-Africanism

Top 5 Books on Asante History

Dr Olukoya Ogen Becomes a Fellow of the Historical Society of Nigeria

What is Pan-Africanism? A Brief Introduction

STUDY AT THE AHP

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Public Lectures

Our flagship public programming allows participants to explore different areas of African political and intellectual history

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Foundation Certificate

This comprehensive and rigorous course allows students to gain a qualification in African studies.

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Professional Development

Our bespoke teacher training helps educators to develop robust African history courses

Latest Podcast

Hear from our Director, Apeike Umolu, as she discusses the value of studying African History.

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THE AFRICXN REVIEW

The latest articles from the official journal of the African History Project

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Black Bodies, White Classrooms

How do educators fit into spaces not cut to their shape, their thought, or their history

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Does Race Belong in the Classroom?

The classroom plays its role is instilling race identity, can (and should) it be used to counter its effects

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The (D)evolving World – on the Books We Use to Teach Our Children

To what extent do the history books we use to teach our children reflect the Pan-African ideals of the lives that populate their pages

We are proud to have worked with professionals
and teams from the following institutions

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African History Project - Centre of Pan African Thought