Education Part 2
Kujenga Podcast
Join us for a lively discussion with Dr. Agbeko Kwasi Aheto Tosu on the purpose of education.
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Education Part 1
Kujenga Podcast
Join us for a lively discussion with Dr. Agbeko Kwasi Aheto Tosu on the purpose of education.
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Exploring Alkebu-Lan Centered Spirituality Part 2
Kujenga Podcast
Rhonda Sekhmet-Ra founder and leader of Black Awakening Movement discusses returning to Alkebu-Lan framed spirituality as an individual and as a collective.
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Exploring Alkebu-Lan Centered Spirituality Part 1
Kujenga Podcast
Rhonda Sekhmet-Ra founder and leader of Black Awakening Movement discusses returning to Alkebu-Lan framed spirituality as an individual and as a collective.
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Black Men, Don't Cheat Part 2
Kujenga Podcast
Are you M or P? Join us for a lively discussion on solutions to black men cheating. Special guest: Heka of The PH Company and co-leader of Black Awakening Movement
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Black Men, Don't Cheat Part1
Kujenga Podcast
What does the act of cheating say about a black man? Join us for a lively discourse with special guest Heka, owner of The PH Company and co-leader of Black Awakening Movement.
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Kujenga Episode 18 Addiction and Substance Abuse Part 2
Kujenga Podcast
Join Kujenga's continued conversation with Dr. A. Al-Khalil Bey on overcoming addiction and substance abuse by better understanding the under-utilized pineal gland.
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Kujenga Episode 17 Addiction and Substance Abuse Part 1
Kujenga Podcast
Join Kujenga's conversation with guest Dr. A. Al-Khalil Bey MSW, LPC Master Reiki teacher as he educates us on why we abuse substances and how policy impacts treatment.
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African Masculine Identity Part 2
Kujenga Podcast
Join us with special guest mama Makeda of Black Awakening Movement as we explore what we can do as a community to uplift our men.
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African Masculine Identity Part 1
Kujenga Podcast
Join our conversation as we explore the role of the masculine in our circle, with special guest Mama Makeda of the Black Awakening Movement
info_outlineUjima is a major key to us lifting ourselves out of the quagmire we find ourselves as a people. The principle of Ujima supports the fundamental assumption that African is not just an identity, but also a destiny and duty, i.e., a responsibility.