Carry One Family Memory Into AAFF—and Bring Back a Method
AAFF 2026 can help families move from remembering a story to preserving it responsibly.
A Sankofa Inquiry into Apagyahene and Mampɔn Akuapem
The Sankofa journey includes returning to dictionaries, archives, oral histories, and the institutional memory of particular towns. By Ɔbenfo (Ɔhyefo) Ọbádélé Kambon.
For the Two-Day AAFF Gathering, Record the Family Story You Keep Saying You Will Save
AAFF runs October 16–17, 2026 in Accra and online. Let the approaching festival become a preservation deadline.
Bring Home More Than Memory: Design a Sankɔfa Field Assignment
Choose one question, one source, and one useful output for the journey.
Before AAFF, Record the Family Story You Keep Saying You Will Save
AAFF begins October 16 in Accra. Let the approaching festival become a preservation deadline.
Bring a Question Home: Prepare for the October 30 National Dialogue
Open D.O.O.R. Dialogues invites travelers and returnees to turn curiosity into accountable participation at the University of Ghana.
Culture Is a Verb: What the Abibifahodie Festival Carries Forward
The December festival makes Sankɔfa tangible through intergenerational learning, performance, craft, food, and community.
Sankɔfa Must Become Structure: A December Gathering in Akuapem Mampong
Abibitumi Conference 2026 asks how recovered knowledge becomes institutions, practice, and continuity.
Return, Belonging, and Responsibility Meet at Open D.O.O.R. Dialogues
Open D.O.O.R. Dialogues connects the personal journey of return with the relationships and responsibilities needed to build in Ghana.
Hear Ghana Differently: Black August Twi and Cultural Orientation
Eight live classes invite travelers, returnees and heritage learners to experience Ghana through conversation rather than observation alone.