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We’ll hear summaries and highlights from The First Conference on African Cultural Astronomy. Sister Japhaiya Mwenda, who is in charge of the regional education effort for the The First Conference on African Cultural Astronomy in Ghana., will make a presentation of her work. She will be joined by Sister Arletha Livingston who will present on The Integration of Dogon Astronomy and Culture in K – 12 Classrooms. We’re hoping that they will be joined by Sister J. C. Holbrook and Brother Hakeem M. Oluseyi as well. After engaging in a Q&A session, we’ll hear and share reports from study groups and local groups about their discoveries and intended applications given the combined presentations in Afrikan astronomy and culture.

Resources for Future Study:
Links to the presentations and conference proceedings from the First Conference on Afrikan Cultural Astronomy will be made available for purchase.

Summer?
We’ll explore the possibilities of an 8-week summer Institute in Afrikan cultural astronomy via Mukanda

What you need?

April 19, 2006

7-10 pm EST

Local Sponsoring Groups:

Computer

·	Internet Access (DSL, Cable, Sat.)

·	LCD projector

·	Microphone

Speakers

·	Web-Cam (optional)

Families and Individuals:

Computer

·	Internet Access (DSL, Cable, Sat., Dial-up will work, though slower)

·	PC head set or computer microphone and speakers

·	Web-Cam (optional)

404.292.9002