
The Transformative Power of African Knowledge
Highlighting the Transformative Power of African Indigenous Knowledge Highlighting the Transformative Power of African Indigenous KnowledgeAt a time when many
The Africa Indigenous Knowledge Research Network (AIKRN) is pleased to announce its upcoming Quarterly Webinar Series, scheduled for Monday, June 30, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM EST. This important event will spotlight the role of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in advancing and preserving Indigenous Knowledge across the African continent.
Under the theme:
“Non-Governmental Organizations and the Promotion of Indigenous Knowledge in Africa,”
the webinar will bring together experts, researchers, and practitioners to explore the contributions of NGOs in:
Documenting and disseminating African Indigenous Knowledge;
Building collaborations between NGOs, local communities, and academic institutions;
Influencing policy frameworks to integrate Indigenous Knowledge into national development strategies;
Supporting grassroots initiatives that protect Indigenous languages, traditions, and ecological knowledge.
The event will feature prominent speakers, including:
Dr. Oluwabunmi Bakare-Fatungase – Project Coordinator
Nerisa Kamar – Lead City University, Ibadan, Nigeria
Patience Tusingwire – Information Africa Organization & IFLA Sub-Saharan Africa Standing Committee
Principal, AICM College of Science and Technology, Kabale, Uganda
The webinar aims to strengthen community-driven efforts, enhance cultural identity, and improve NGO capacity in supporting Indigenous knowledge systems.
🔗 Zoom Link: bit.ly/4kqr3BA
This webinar is part of AIKRN’s ongoing efforts to promote African-centered approaches to knowledge, development, and sustainability. All interested individuals, organizations, and community stakeholders are encouraged to attend.

Highlighting the Transformative Power of African Indigenous Knowledge Highlighting the Transformative Power of African Indigenous KnowledgeAt a time when many
The Africa Indigenous Knowledge Research Network was created to undertake research geared towards identifying, re-centering and harnessing Indigenous knowledge in Africa.
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