Wed March 30, 2016
Merritt College's Africana Community Research Center Open House
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Merritt's African American Studies Department has created the Africana Studies Community Research Center as a means to immerse students, educators and the community in the knowledge of African & African-American history.
Launched in 2015, the Africana Center is the county's first of its kind at the community college level. The state-of-the-art Africana Center features historically rich content compiled from a myriad of resources and a custom written curriculum.
The interactive curriculum consists of 160 pages of content under four topics: Classical African Civilizations; Maafa: Slavery and Colonialism; Pan Africanism and Oakland: Our Story.
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Launched in 2015, the Africana Center is the county's first of its kind at the community college level. The state-of-the-art Africana Center features historically rich content compiled from a myriad of resources and a custom written curriculum.
The interactive curriculum consists of 160 pages of content under four topics: Classical African Civilizations; Maafa: Slavery and Colonialism; Pan Africanism and Oakland: Our Story.
Merritt's African American Studies Department has created the Africana Studies Community Research Center as a means to immerse students, educators and the community in the knowledge of African & African-American history.
Launched in 2015, the Africana Center is the county's first of its kind at the community college level. The state-of-the-art Africana Center features historically rich content compiled from a myriad of resources and a custom written curriculum.
The interactive curriculum consists of 160 pages of content under four topics: Classical African Civilizations; Maafa: Slavery and Colonialism; Pan Africanism and Oakland: Our Story.
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Launched in 2015, the Africana Center is the county's first of its kind at the community college level. The state-of-the-art Africana Center features historically rich content compiled from a myriad of resources and a custom written curriculum.
The interactive curriculum consists of 160 pages of content under four topics: Classical African Civilizations; Maafa: Slavery and Colonialism; Pan Africanism and Oakland: Our Story.
show less
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Merritt College Africana Community Research Center
12500 Campus Drive, Building L, Room 127, Oakland, CA 94605
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