MAAFA & AFRIKAN SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT
The Maafa (Afrikan Holocaust) has left a lasting impact on Afrikan people worldwide, influencing how they see themselves and interact with the world. In response to centuries of oppression, Afrikan people have continuously redefined their existence, navigating both constructive and destructive paths.
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Persistent Enslavement Systemic Trauma: The Shortfall of the Post Trauma Narrative
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The Creation of the Nigga:
Dynamics of the Maafa
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Hip - Hop Music and Transformation: Life Beyond The Trap
This workshop/seminar series seeks to restore Afrikan/Black humanity by addressing historical trauma and fostering spiritual and psychological healing. Through an Afrikan-centered lens, we reclaim our narrative, strengthen our communities, and move toward holistic well-being.
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Afrikan Psychology and The Essence of Being
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Ubuntu Psychology/Psychotherapy: Healing Traditions of the Bantu - Kongo
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Reclamation of Ritual for the Purpose of Restoring Ancestral Memory
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European Psychology Training vs Spiritual Illumination Afrikan Psychology
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Knowing The Ties That Bind: Afrikan Ancestry and Wholistic Reparations
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Zulu healing of the Mind, Body and Spirit
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Afrikan Centered Approach the Mental Health: Why Culture is Essential to Healing of the Mind