African Internationalist Conference on African Women set to convene in London March 28-29

The U.K. African Internationalist Conference on African Women takes place Saturday, March 28, 10:30a-5:30p and Sunday, March 29, 10:30a-5:30p, in London at the Unity Centre, 103 Church Road.

For two days African men and women will engage in workshops and panels covering the pressing topics that affect African women and how that impacts the entire African nation.

For more info and registration, visit the conference website.

Free childcare available

Registration costs: £25.00 – Standard

Tune in to uhurunews.com for live coverage of the conference.

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