New Alkebulan STEM Education Center

It is with sorrow and regret that we announce our Founder & Director Cheryl Irvin’s transition from the physical to the spiritual realm.

Her vision and mission for New Alkebulan STEM Education Center will live on through the students and families that have been forever impacted by her work.
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Q: What are your thoughts on this?

Parents, when was the last time you checked the BROWSER HISTORY on your child's devices?🤔

Dr. Marimba Ani teaches us that "seeking power" is in their nature in all things that they do.

I am an American-African❤️🖤💚

We're All Africans by Obi Egbuna, Jr ✊🏾 Obi Egbuna Jr. is a Pan-African activist, educator, playwright, producer, journalist, organizer, and revolutionary. He was born in London, England, on October 8, 1969, and raised in Washington, DC. He received a degree in Political Science from the University of the District of Columbia in 1992. Egbuna, Jr was a founding member of the Pan-African Liberation Organization (PALO), established in Washington, D.C., from 1990-2007. He was also the technical advisor for the Pan-African Student Youth Movement (PASYM) at Bowie State University and was the technical advisor to Cease Fire Don’t Smoke the Brothers, Inc., in Washington, DC. Egbuna, Jr has dedicated his life to organizing in communities throughout the world for over 15 years. He is the first U.S.-based External Relations Officer for the Zimbabwe-Cuba Friendship Association. Egbuna Jr. tries to bring the connection to his roots that his parents taught him to the forefront with his lessons. He has been teaching Pan-African history for 32 years and has focused on reconnect Black people globally to their African heritage. Did you like the poem?

Black men are so cool! 🔥 😆

I love you Black Man! I love us. We are too dope. I feel safe around you. I feel honored to be a black man just like you. We are so loving and caring. From one brother to another, I love you ❤️💪🏿 . . Jacket from @faveloworldwide

Did you go to WATCH NIGHT SERVICE last night? 👇🏾

The history of watch night/new years eve and why it’s so important in African American history. Do you have watch night stories or memories? #olddillardmuseum #dillard #dillardhighschool #dillardhigh #pantherpride #broward #browardcounty #blackbroward #fortlauderdale #blackfortlauderdale #dillard100 #blackhistory #watchnight

The last principle of Kwanzaa is Imani,

This principle highlights faith, and it asks us to believe in our capacity as a people.

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The 6th principle of Kwanzaa is Kuumba

Which focuses on our creative efforts, and asks of us to use our creativity to enhance the Black community

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Kwanzaa Principle 5

Nia is a principle of purpose, where we as a people work towards our development to levels of greatness

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