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Afrika Ikalafe Pluriversity

Indigenous African education plays a critical role in the liberation of a people

 
 

Afrika Ikalafe Pluriversity

Indigenous African education plays a critical role in the liberation of a people

 
 

Afrika Ikalafe Pluriversity

Indigenous African education plays a critical role in the liberation of a people

 
 

Afrika Ikalafe Pluriversity

Indigenous African education plays a critical role in the liberation of a people

 
 

Afrika Ikalafe Pluriversity

Indigenous African education plays a critical role in the liberation of a people

 
 

Afrika Ikalafe Pluriversity

Indigenous African education plays a critical role in the liberation of a people

 
 

Afrika Ikalafe Pluriversity

Indigenous African education plays a critical role in the liberation of a people

 
 

Afrika Ikalafe Pluriversity

Indigenous African education plays a critical role in the liberation of a people

 
 

Afrika Ikalafe Pluriversity

Indigenous African education plays a critical role in the liberation of a people

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Reclaiming Ancient Teachings

Indigenous African education plays a critical role in the liberation of a people. Because it is tied to daily living, it cannot be divorced from language, thought, belief and identity. There is therefore no distinction between formal and informal education. Neither is learning and education reserved for children and young people of school going age. It begins at birth till death. In other words, an African’s whole natural and supernatural existence is an organic university. In this education platform which can either be physical or digital, our aim is to create space to reclaim ancient knowledges as vehicles for healing, learning and liberation.

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What the previous participants say

I sat down to challenge my values and how I can consciously parent my daughter and son in order to change the narrative for women and men...I have to take an active role in transforming society and it doesn’t have to be on a grand scale.

TshepisoJohannesburg

Through the circle of healing, Mmatshilo created a platform where women can compassionately face their demons and pave the way for their Divinity to arise. It is by no means an easy journey, but one that is deeply transformational for women who yearn to shed the multiple layers that prevent us from showing up as the best version of ourselves.

NobantuJohannesburg

I shared the fire ritual with my granddaughter who was visiting. I am looking forward to an even better relationship with her. Each week’s topic took me to how I carried my body with all its organs as a necessity to enable myself to earn a living, to have children.. .totally disconnected. And when I sometimes experienced a connection, I felt guilty and suppressed my emotions.

AmandaVryburg, Northern Cape

Of all my life struggles, my relationship with my mom has always been my biggest challenge… My biggest resentment of her was that she chose to stay in an abusive marriage and let me as a child experience all her pain and suffering… now as I get more clarity, I commit to heal my relationship with her.

RefilweMafikeng, North West

At the time of the course, I was going through grief, loss, and trauma. I was also experiencing betrayal and isolation. The course offered me wisdom and inspiration. I found truth, tenderness and holding which I needed for my journey at the time. I would not hesitate to enroll in the course again.

SamaraWales, UK

When I enrolled in the course, I expected that the issues would be about my relationship with my mother but to my surprise, a lot of stuff was about my father wound. The course helped me to terminate a long-term relationship which was not good for my mental health and freedom.

HopeCape Town