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All African People's Development and Empowerment Project (AAPDEP)

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AAPDEP’s First Ever Facebook Town Hall is a Success!

On December 16, 2015, the All African People's Development and Empowerment Project (AAPDEP) held a Facebook Town Hall entitled "What does sustainable development in Africa look like"

AAPDEP Continues to build Ebola response in Sierra Leone with Project Black Ankh

"Similar to Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans and the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, the West African Ebola epidemic highlights the vulnerable position Africans are in."

One Africa! One Nation! Cultural Festival in Huntsville, Alabama

HUNTSVILLE, AL--On October 3, 2015, one of the Uhuru Movement's non-profit organizations, The All African People Development and Empowerment Project (AAPDEP), is having its 1st One African One Nation (OAON) Cultural Festival fundraiser in conjunction with the City of Huntsville Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA).

AAPDEP: Project Black Ankh Takes to the Streets

SIERRA LEONE – The following is a Project Black Ankh: Ebola Response in Sierra Leone, update from AAPDEP forces.  It describes the community outreach and sensitization programs initiated by AAPDEP as a way to educate communities about some of the real threats of this disease.  This involved radio and street outreach.

AAPDEP’s Newest Executive Committee Members

WASHINGTON, D.C.--We are excited to announce the newest members of our International Executive Committee, Aja Zola (Houston, TX) and Hadyah El (Philadelphia, PA).

“32 Kids and Counting” exposes Jamaica’s widening economic gap

As the video of Annmarie's story goes viral on the internet, we have to look at the underlying causes of the conditions that made her bold action necessary.

AAPDEP DC Starts Community Garden Work

AAPDEP DC finally breaks ground on the Ivy City Community Garden. AAPDEP DC members thought they found the perfect African community to start a...

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