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Greetings everyone. A few of us have started a Google Hangouts for family development groups. Our lead instructors as of now are Henensu who teaches the Kemety/Nubian “Abt” system and Egbe Ijoba who teach the Yoruba system of “Ebi/Idile”. Based on immigrant diaspora (face to face family reunions and interaction), simplicity and written research on cultures I think Kemet/Nubian and Yoruba will be the most prominent family infrastructure models and languages incorporated, with Igbo systems coming in third. I could be wrong but… I am trying to get in contact with ASCAC so that immigrant ethnic associations can form study groups and also Mba Akala (BaKala~ US Freedmen descendants) can form their own “autonomous” ethnic clubs, associations. These clubs will have their own leadership, research units for multigenerational traditional family systems, and be tied to traditional immigrant and contintal governments in the diaspora.
We also have several professionals working on a mirror for the Arab League called BaNtu Federation. It will be a charter system.
I have been emailing and messaging ASCAC listed contacts to get them involved but it hasnt worked out so well. If anyone (Dr. Kambon or Kwadwo) can help me with that ASCAC connection to expand partnership with immigrants/continentals I would really appreciate it. My current email is acluniachizorookeke@gmail.com.
