Afrocentricity is a mode of thought and practice in which in African people are placed at the center of their own history and culture; engages them as subjects rather than objects; and approaches them with respect for their interests, values, and perspectives (Asante 1980, 2003).
Driving Question: How might my identity and life experiences shape my view of the world around me?
Driving Question: How does compassion impact our future?
Driving Question: How can communities support oppressed/ marginalized people?
Driving Question: How is Africa and African heritage connected globally in STEAM?
Driving Question: How can innovation transform society?
Driving Question: How will different perspectives in our lives intersect to drive change