Brought to you by the brothers and sisters from Total Equity Now (TEN) Harlem! Mark your Calendars!!
Harlem Adult Education Conference
November 6, 2015
New York, NY
www.totalequitynowharlem.org
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Thursday, October 22, 2015
Harlem Adult Education Conference 2016
Brought to you by the brothers and sisters from Total Equity Now (TEN) Harlem! Mark your Calendars!!
Harlem Adult Education Conference
November 6, 2015
New York, NY
www.totalequitynowharlem.org
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
NBUF Black Power Womens Conference
National Black United Front (NBUF)
Black Power Womens Conference
March 27-29, 2015
Howard University Blackburn Center
Washington, DC
www.nationalblackunitedfront.org
**Vending opportunities available**
Friday, January 23, 2015
NBUF presents: Malcolm X Black Power Conference 2015
Representing for my peoples at the National Black United Front (NBUF)
Malcolm X Black Power Conference
February 20-22, 2015
Washington, DC
www.nationalblackunitedfront.org
Vending opportunities are also available.
SPREAD THE WORD!!!!!
Thursday, September 4, 2014
NBUF Black Arts Movement Fall 2014: Visual and Performing Arts Show on Police Violence
National Black United Front presents...
Black Arts Movement
Visual and Performing Arts Show on Police Violence
September 13, 2014
Washington, DC
FREE and open to the public!!!
For vending opportunities, contact NBUF at nbufdc@gmail.com
Wednesday, July 9, 2014
National Black United Front (NBUF) 35th Annual National Convention 2014
National Black United Front
35th Annual Convention
July 10-13, 2014
Washington, DC (HOWARD UNIVERSITY)
Symposiums, speakers, panel discussions, Youth market, and MUCH much more!
www.nbufdc.org
Monday, June 9, 2014
Black Arts Movement Political Prisoners Performing Arts Show 2014
FYI!!! Representing for our brothers and sisters at the National Black United Front (NBUF)!!
Part of their upcoming National Convention!!!
July 13, 2014
6:30pm
$10 in advance, $5 more at the door ($15).
Forward ever, backwards never!!!
Part of their upcoming National Convention!!!
July 13, 2014
6:30pm
$10 in advance, $5 more at the door ($15).
Forward ever, backwards never!!!
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
The Sacred Healing Circle: UNIA ACL of DC
The Sacred Healing Circle
March 31, 2013
2pm to 6pm
Howard University-Blackburn Center Ballroom
Washington, DC
"Strengthening our Institutions, and Healing our Spirits"
Saturday, February 23, 2013
PLM Afrikan Marketplace 2013
Representing for my activist people here in Baltimore. PLM (Pan-Afrikan Liberation Movement) holds their monthly event the Afrikan Marketplace every third Saturday of the month. It's about showing support to our independent black businesses and entrepreneurs. This is their schedule for 2013. Please contact them if you would like to vend.
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
The Consortium of Afro Latino Communities 2013: "Our Stories, Our Voices"
Tubman-Toure Division #460 of the UNIA & ACL presents...
The Consortium of Afro Latino Communities
Panel Discussion and Book Signing
"Our Stories, Our Voices"
Featured panelists:
Christopher Rodriguez, "Latino Manifesto"
Kevin Alberto Sabio, "Raise Your Brown Black Fist"
Alicia Anabel Santos, "Finding Your Force"
Prof. Rebecca Hackett, moderator
Baltimore City Community College-Liberty Campus
2901 Liberty Heights Avenue
Baltimore, MD
FREE....and accessible by public transportation!!!
Monday, January 21, 2013
Dr. Tony Martin---RIP
It has recently come to my attention that Dr. Tony Martin, renowned scholar and historian, has passed away. He entered into the ancestral realm this past Thursday, January 17th, in his home country of Trinidad. He was 70 years old, and is survived by his brother Henry Martin, and his son Shabaka Martin.
Dr. Tony Martin was the foremost authority on the Hon. Marcus Mosiah Garvey, and his organization the Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League (UNIA & ACL). He has written numerous books and articles about the ancestor and his grand organization, and was also a professor at Wesleyan College in Massachusetts, and at the University of the West Indies: Trinidad.
I have been fortunate enough to read a number of Dr Martin's books on Mr Garvey, and have them among my personal collection. Being an active member of the organization myself, it is required reading to have read "Race First", "African Fundamentalism", and several other titles penned by our beloved scholar warrior, and master teacher. I feel saddened to have never gotten the chance to speak to, or meet our dear brother, being that we are both members of the same organization.
Our dear brother has now become an ancestor. I personally will always treasure his work, and will do what I can to help promote and expose his work to the uninitiated masses who have yet to experience this wonderful brother's work. He is an inspiration to me as a writer, and a consummate advocate for my people.
Rest in peace with our fellow ancestors, dear dear brother.
Dr. Tony Martin was the foremost authority on the Hon. Marcus Mosiah Garvey, and his organization the Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League (UNIA & ACL). He has written numerous books and articles about the ancestor and his grand organization, and was also a professor at Wesleyan College in Massachusetts, and at the University of the West Indies: Trinidad.
I have been fortunate enough to read a number of Dr Martin's books on Mr Garvey, and have them among my personal collection. Being an active member of the organization myself, it is required reading to have read "Race First", "African Fundamentalism", and several other titles penned by our beloved scholar warrior, and master teacher. I feel saddened to have never gotten the chance to speak to, or meet our dear brother, being that we are both members of the same organization.
Our dear brother has now become an ancestor. I personally will always treasure his work, and will do what I can to help promote and expose his work to the uninitiated masses who have yet to experience this wonderful brother's work. He is an inspiration to me as a writer, and a consummate advocate for my people.
Rest in peace with our fellow ancestors, dear dear brother.
Friday, December 14, 2012
Winter Season 2013
Black Comic Book Festival
January 12, 2013
New York, NY
www.nypl.org/locations
Zora Neale Hurston Festival of the Arts & Humanities
January 26-February 3, 2013
Eatonville, FL
www.zorafestival.com
Local Authors Expo
February 2, 2013
Birmingham, AL
www.eventbrite.com/event/4610732826
Harlem Fine Arts Show
February 7-10, 2013
New York, NY
www.hfas.org
Black Comic Book Day--Detroit
February 9, 2013
Detroit, MI
www.blackcomicbookday2013.eventbrite.com
African American Children's Book Fair
February 9, 2013
Philadelphia, PA
www.aalbc.com
OnyxCon: Sankofa
February 16, 2013
Atlanta, GA
www.onyxcon.com
January 12, 2013
New York, NY
www.nypl.org/locations
Zora Neale Hurston Festival of the Arts & Humanities
January 26-February 3, 2013
Eatonville, FL
www.zorafestival.com
Local Authors Expo
February 2, 2013
Birmingham, AL
www.eventbrite.com/event/4610732826
Harlem Fine Arts Show
February 7-10, 2013
New York, NY
www.hfas.org
Black Comic Book Day--Detroit
February 9, 2013
Detroit, MI
www.blackcomicbookday2013.eventbrite.com
African American Children's Book Fair
February 9, 2013
Philadelphia, PA
www.aalbc.com
OnyxCon: Sankofa
February 16, 2013
Atlanta, GA
www.onyxcon.com
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
State of the Black World Conference III
State of the Black World Conference
"State of Emergency in Black America: Time to Heal Black Families and Communities"
November 14-18, 2012
Washington, DC
Black Power Hip Hop Conference
Presented by National Black United Front (NBUF)
November 2-4, 2012
Washington, DC
The Consortium of Afro Latino Communities
An extended Latino Heritage Month event meant to highlight, expose, and showcase the African roots of Latino heritage and culture.
October 20, 2012
Baltimore, MD
FREE ADMISSION, OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!!!!
Sunday, October 30, 2011
New Start
Who are we?
WE.....Are the Universal African Literary Arts Movement & Expo.
We are an independent grassroots event aimed at highlighting and promoting the endeavors of African descended peoples in the field and industry of literature: from authorship, to publishing, to distribution.
Now...what does that long-winded explanation mean?
Quite simply put...we're a networking group, and teaching tool. We help independent authors, publishers, poets, and other artists to get the word out to the masses about their various works. We generally send out e-blasts to the members of our Mailing List, informing them of the various literary and cultural functions and events that they can attend to showcase and/or sell their work(s). We seasonally send out e-blasts of our Schedule of Events listing (updated ever so often when new information comes to our attention). We also send out e-blasts helping to promote some of our members' works within our own network.
ALSO.....we have an annual event (that hasn't been so annual) called the Universal Africana Literary Arts Expo (or 'The Expo' for short), where we gather together to showcase our brothers and sisters in the various fields that they occupy: publishers, book clubs, bookstores, comic books, art (graphic and otherwise), magazines, the Black Press, as well as authors and poets. We're even considering including Bloggers....
We have profile pages across the various Social Media platforms; MySpace, Facebook, various Ning.com sites. Since it costs a bit of cash to have your own website, We considered having a blog page as a decent alternative. We wanted an alternative way to reach the masses outside the blog posts on those various social networking sites.
So...here we be.
We will continue to post our Schedule of Events list here; we used to use our Facebook page, but now they are taking away that function. That way, we can keep the masses informed, and those NOT on our Mailing List can have access to this same information. We've been going strong since we first started this venture in 2008; we're looking to continue on strong into the future.
Uhuru sase, y paz
WE.....Are the Universal African Literary Arts Movement & Expo.
We are an independent grassroots event aimed at highlighting and promoting the endeavors of African descended peoples in the field and industry of literature: from authorship, to publishing, to distribution.
Now...what does that long-winded explanation mean?
Quite simply put...we're a networking group, and teaching tool. We help independent authors, publishers, poets, and other artists to get the word out to the masses about their various works. We generally send out e-blasts to the members of our Mailing List, informing them of the various literary and cultural functions and events that they can attend to showcase and/or sell their work(s). We seasonally send out e-blasts of our Schedule of Events listing (updated ever so often when new information comes to our attention). We also send out e-blasts helping to promote some of our members' works within our own network.
ALSO.....we have an annual event (that hasn't been so annual) called the Universal Africana Literary Arts Expo (or 'The Expo' for short), where we gather together to showcase our brothers and sisters in the various fields that they occupy: publishers, book clubs, bookstores, comic books, art (graphic and otherwise), magazines, the Black Press, as well as authors and poets. We're even considering including Bloggers....
We have profile pages across the various Social Media platforms; MySpace, Facebook, various Ning.com sites. Since it costs a bit of cash to have your own website, We considered having a blog page as a decent alternative. We wanted an alternative way to reach the masses outside the blog posts on those various social networking sites.
So...here we be.
We will continue to post our Schedule of Events list here; we used to use our Facebook page, but now they are taking away that function. That way, we can keep the masses informed, and those NOT on our Mailing List can have access to this same information. We've been going strong since we first started this venture in 2008; we're looking to continue on strong into the future.
Uhuru sase, y paz
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