Drakensberg Park, uKhahlamba (South Africa) Djoudj-Parc national des oiseaux (Senegal) Dja Faunal Reserve, southeastern Cameroon Cercles mégalithiques de Sénégambie = Stone circles of Senegambia (The Gambia) La Route de l'Esclave = Slave Route Project, 1994-2005.See also: Struggles against slavery: International Year to Commemorate the Struggle against Slavery and its Abolition (2004) Edited by Katérina Stenou.
2004: Slavery Abolition Year - International Year to Commemorate the Struggle against Slavery and its Abolition.Tradition orale et archives de la traite négrière (2001) sous la direction de Djibril Tamsir Niane.Tradition orale liée à la traite négrière et à l'esclavage en Afrique centrale (2003) sous la direction de Jérôme Tangu Kwenzi-Mikala.Sites liés à la traite négrière et à l'esclavage en Sénégambie: pour un tourisme de mémoire (2005) Par Mbaye Guèye.The Slave Route - Publications and Documentation.Slave voyages: The Transatlantic Trade in Enslaved Africans (2002): An educational resource for teachers.
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Its objective was to foster collaboration and coordination between development agencies in support of education in Africa.
(Compiled by Brenda Randolph, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) AFROPHILE: Recommended Titles on Africa for Children and Young People, 1996.Cape Town, South Africa: University of Cape Town, 2012. (2012) Edited by Thandabantu Nhlapo & Harry Garuba. African Studies in the Post-Colonial University.
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Learn how in our 2020 impact report.The current issue is on offer, the "Archives" provides free access to the full text in PDF format of back issues since 2004. We will be guided by our commitment to add value to our partners and funders through agile, locally driven and evidence-informed programs that tackle humanity’s ever-evolving challenges.Īt FHI 360, we are powered by science and designed for the future. With more than 4,000 dedicated changemakers, operations in more than 60 countries and a deep well of expertise, FHI 360 is creating and sharing knowledge, practices and innovative products in everything from infant nutrition to crisis response and peacebuilding. What began as the International Fertility Research Program (IFRP) has evolved into a diversified social enterprise and family of companies dedicated to advancing human development in the United States and around the world. This year, FHI 360 celebrates 50 years of service to the international community. I am particularly proud of how our teams contributed to understanding and responding to COVID-19 ensured that youth around the world continue to learn despite pandemic-imposed school closings contributed to improving access to family planning through new products protected fragile livelihoods by helping small businesses pivot to e-commerce stood side by side with civil society organizations working for accountable governance protected access to lifesaving HIV testing, care and treatment and so much more. Driven by our commitment to equity, scientific excellence and improving lives, FHI 360 adapted in ways that will shape our work for years to come. With disruption already a buzzword, the pandemic brought tectonic changes to our work and daily lives. I am proud to share with you a few examples of how FHI 360’s dedicated staff and global reach made a difference when it mattered most. In a year that will forever be remembered for the human development crises wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic and the rising awareness of how systemic inequality harms everyone, delivering positive impact has never been more important.
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