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My experience of issues related to afroculture, here in Canada and around the world, plus comments and opinions.
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October
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- DANCING FOR BOOKS
- The Story of the Books
- Support for the Kibi Book Project....
- Fule and the Books
- Adwoa and the Books...
- Is there life beyond Coca Cola?
- A little something to eat before we leave...
- Jimmy Twum-Barima
- The top half of our next generation...
- Going Home
- The generations
- Many Handshakes
- Family and community
- Applause!
- The Handshake seals the deal
- Have a look at Jazlyn J!
- The Pre-Donation
- The big kids are singing, too...
- The teacher leads...
- Then there was a song
- Assembly
- The District Board of Education sent a representat...
- The Table is Set
- The Headteacher is host!
- Grade six boy!
- Cute as a button!
- The Littlest Ones
- What a fuss about food!
- Saying Grace
- Serving is such a pleasure!
- There is no feast without food...
- Sweet and Shy
- A Cheerful Smile
- Those who work behind the scenes
- A Happy Cook
- The Cooks and Helpers
- The Outdoor Kitchen
- Let's Pose
- BOYS!
- Enough Already...Not!
- "ONLY THE DANCING!"
- The DJs Set up on the verandah...
- Felicia was the first to paint.
- At last, we leave the painting for the painter!
- How many people will paint one small room?
- Jaycee paints
- Big Sis and Niece a-painting!
- Teachers Paint...
- Boys paint too!
- MY TURN!!!
- AND ME!
- ME TOO!
- "And Draw Long Strokes From Left to Right"
- Painting the Library
- Shelves for Books!
- Kibi Photos-JSS
- Sneaking into Photos
- POSED for a photograph
- Stirring up the Dust
- Hardworking Girls of Kibi Elementary School
- The second Kibi trip: December library.
- Pretty Teacher of Kibi Elementary School
- Kibi School kids.
- Kibi in November
- Mr Adu Poku and Kibi District Authority Elementary...
- Hogbetsotso 2009
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About Me
- adwoa
- Guelph, Ontario, Canada
- Adwoa Badoe of Afroculture works in the business of promotion and development of African cultural arts. She considers herself a teller of stories who uses the medium of book writing, oral story telling and dance to convey the wonderful stories of Africa. You must read my book "Between Sisters" to know my heart.
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