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From Nkrumah to Mandela or From Socialism to Ubuntu

For Kwame Nkrumah’s birthday anniversary, Dr. Gnaka Lagoke presents this theme at the Ubuntu Center for Public History, Lincoln University in Pennsylvania, during Public History Week.

Date
Place
Ubuntu Center for Public History
Lincoln University (PA)
Event
Public History Week
From Nkrumah to Mandela or From Socialism to Ubuntu
Dr. Gnaka Lagoke presents at Lincoln University.

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From Nkrumah to Mandela or From Socialism to Ubuntu
Dr. Zizwe Poe, founder of the Pan-Africana Studies Program at Lincoln University, discusses the lecture with students.
Dr. Mahpiua Deas, Provost and Dean of Faculty at Lincoln University, between Dr. Jacquetta Ayewoh and Dr. Tiffany R. Pennamon, English professors.
Dr. Lennie Amores, Director of the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning at Lincoln University, with Dr. Michael Ayewoh, Chief Research and Sponsored Programs Officer.
The Ubuntu Across Africa map on the presentation screen
Dr. Kimani Bishop, music professor.
Dr. Desmond Beach, art professor, speaks with Dr. Mahpiua Deas, Provost and Dean of Faculty at Lincoln University.
Around the table: Dr. Zizwe Poe, center; Dr. Michael Ayewoh, to his left; Dr. Chieke Ihejirika, to his right; and Mrs. Poe, standing.
Dr. Lagoke with Dr. Larycia Hawkins, Director of the Ubuntu Center for Public History at Lincoln University and host of the event.
Dr. Lagoke with Dr. Larycia Hawkins, Director of the Ubuntu Center for Public History and host of the event.
Mrs. Evelyn Poe, Professor of Pan-Africana Studies, contributes to the discussion.
Participants at the September 21 gathering: Dr. Michael Ayewoh, wearing a hat; Adam Green, a student in anthropology; and Morgan Mathison, a student in Pan-Africana Studies, in the background.
Participants at the September 21 gathering
Participants at the September 21 gathering
Participants at the September 21 gathering
Participants at the September 21 gathering
Participants at the September 21 gathering
Dr. Lagoke addresses the participants
An exchange during the discussion
Participants at the September 21 gathering
A participant takes the floor
Participants at the September 21 gathering
A contribution from the audience
Dr. Lagoke with Dr. Larycia Hawkins, Director of the Ubuntu Center for Public History.
Participants at the September 21 gathering
A participant speaks from the audience
Participants at the September 21 gathering
Dr. Lagoke presents Ubuntu Across Africa
Dr. Lagoke points to the Ubuntu map
Participants at the September 21 gathering
Dr. Lagoke during his presentation
Dr. Lagoke explains the Ubuntu map
Dr. Lagoke beside the Ubuntu map
A closer view of Dr. Lagoke presenting the map
Dr. Lagoke with participants at the venue
Dr. Lagoke with participants; from left to right: Dr. Deas, Dr. Poe, Mrs. Poe, Mrs. Natacha Faison and Reverend Faison.
Dr. Lagoke with Ava Edwards, Simone Taylor and Dayana, students.