Educational Resources for Classrooms & Communities
Our curriculum materials are designed for students ages 12 and above. Each module aligns with the museum's nine wings.
Nuwābiya, the Green Sahara, and the Sahelian Kingdoms. Students explore the foundations of African civilization through primary sources and archaeological evidence.
The Middle Passage and Caribbean cultural formations. Focus on cultural retention, resistance, and the creation of new identities in the Diaspora.
North and South American Diaspora communities. Harlem Renaissance, quilombos, and the ongoing cultural contributions of African descendants.
Pan-Africanism, Garvey, Nkrumah, and the global struggle for African self-determination and independence.
Pre-colonial kingdoms (Temne, Mende, Susu, Limba), the 1898 Hut Tax Resistance, and the Krio identity formation.
The importance of digital preservation, archives, and ensuring heritage survives for future generations.
We work with schools and educational institutions to develop custom curriculum materials tailored to your specific needs and grade levels.
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