When you set up your sign in. You will join others who have added their names to the Sankofa Retreatâ„¢ 2021. You will also gain access:
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Inaugural "Ancestry" residential retreat program
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The Sankofa Retreat Appâ„¢ while on retreat
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Retreat "Cultural Identity Journalâ„¢"
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The Table Talk Post to begin the conversation
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The Sankofa Sessionsâ„¢ Podcast
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Begin the Sankofa Retreat online pre-retreat program
The Afrikan Way of Being â„¢
Cultivating Cultural Identity
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Healing through Honoring our Experiences
S A N K O F A R E T R E A T S
The Afrikan Way of Being â„¢
Sankofa Retreats are a series of year round retreat gatherings of the diaspora for the purpose of...
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Healing racial trauma through cultural identity, sensitivity, empathy, and respect.
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Honoring our cultural afrikan ancestral birthright which is our "Right of Passage".​​
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To connect with our families and our heritage.
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To secure our legacy by celebrating our diverse culture.
Our sense of home begins with respecting and honoring our diverse cultural identities.
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Sign up today to receive an invitation to the first Sankofa retreat of 2021.
Your Host
Keita Kora is your founding host and is the Managing Director of Seven Circles Retreat Center where the Sankofa Retreats are held.
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Kelly Baker is a LMFT as well as a Yoga instructor. Her company is Onyx Trauma Healing Center.
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Lakiba Pitman is a adjunct professor working on her PHD and is a certified USC Cultivating Compassion Instructor.
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Host: You will meet other program facilitators that make this overall experience possible.
Keita Kora
Managing Director
Kelly Baker
LMFT
Lakiba Pitman
Adjunct Professor
Sankofa Journals
The Sankofa Journals are curated Afro-Centric articles designed to inspire, educated, inform, and to get us thinking about our place in the world. The three volumes are:
Keita's Volume 1 and feature Afrikan history, music, repatriation, and more.
The Emancipate Afrika volume features over 100 articles on the freedom of colonized Afrikan peoples.
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The Diaspora volume among others highlights the return home and a way of Afrikan being.
