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Jump at The Sun! AYA high school students need your help.

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AYA high school students need your help!

Like Zora Neale Hurston, they are remembering family and reconnecting us to our culture. They are also "healing broken stories" that diminish and distort our family power. They're not just talking Sankofa, they're doing it  - with their families!


Please donate to our student's sojourn to present their work from AYA's Family-Lore Project at the professional CAAR conference in collaboration with the Zora Festival in Orlando and historic Eatonville, Florida on Jan. 30th! 

Donate Here: https://www.gofundme.com/zorafest…
Any amount will help them continue to see the benefits of attending an Afrikan-Centered school and continue to share our model with the world.  Please show them the way by donating, sharing and challenging your friends to match it. 

AYA has long been in the vineyard, help us expand.


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PS: If you want to know more about the Family-Lore Project and either host a local site or participate in our cyber-site, check out this info: http://www.ayaed.com/flp/flpflyer.pdf

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PS: Want to know more about CAAR: https://www.caar-web.org/cfp-for-13th-biennial-caar-confer…/

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