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Google MeetsJoin us to learn more about NAFSA, opportunities available and our upcoming National Conference in NYC.
Join us to learn more about NAFSA, opportunities available and our upcoming National Conference in NYC.
National African Student Association, Inc (NAfSA) National Conference in New York, New York. (In collaboration with Africa Mbele, NYU Office of Global Inclusion, Diversity, and Strategic Innovation, and NYU Africa House) LINK TO LATEST INFO THEME: AMPLIFYING IMPACT THROUGH UNITY Registration: $50 Early Bird (50% discount) while stocks last, $100 thereafter Register: nationalconf.eventbrite.com View Schedule Hotel […]
This meeting is for representatives of NAfSA Member Chapters. Details provided in email. If your chapter is not yet a member or has not yet assigned a representative or has not received the calendar invitation, please email us ASAP (info@nationalafsa.org)
The National Executive Board (NEB) is an opportunity for current students and recent graduates (up to 1 year removed) to serve their peers in a national leadership capacity or committee while gaining meaningful leadership experience. We value leveraging each other and having a local focus on projects and programs at the schools and universities represented […]
Register: https://forms.gle/VToBPWzAs2EL4A5g7 The National African Student Association in conjunction with the Isha Institute and Africa Mbele is hosting a Conscious Leadership Retreat from Friday, Nov 10th to Sunday, Nov 12th, 2023 at the Isha Institute of inner-Sciences (III) - 951 Isha Lane, McMinnville, TN 37110. Why? One of main factors causing various challenges we see or hear in many African nations is due to […]
Join us for a dynamic discussion on climate change's impact on African nations. Explore challenges, solutions, and collaborative opportunities in building climate resilience.
We are pleased to invite you to participate in an event launching Africa’s Youth Voices (AYV), a youth network coordinated by the United Nations Office of the Special Adviser on Africa (OSAA). Under the theme of "Building Tomorrow's Leaders Today: Fostering Youth's Ownership for Africa's Future-Ready Leadership", this event will be held on 15 April 2024, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (New York local time) and will take place in a hybrid format at the United Nations Headquarters in New York and online.
Embark on a journey through African folklore with storytellers Akilah Noble and Christopher Sematimba! They’ll bring ancient tales like “Najabala” and “The King of Birds” to life.
🗣️ Plus! We’re thrilled to welcome award-winning author and physicist, Femi Fadugba, for a special Q&A at the end.
Don’t miss this immersive experience connecting you with African culture! 🌍
We are pleased to invite you to participate in this knowledge production exercise where members of the National African Student Association collaborating under the umbrella of OSAA’s Africa’s Youth Voices network will present abstracts of knowledge products related to the issues addressed during the Summit of the Future. They will then leverage these resources to develop several knowledge products to inform African policymaking. Young people will provide perspectives into their research approaches while seeking the audience’s contribution.
Steering Africa's Future: Global Governance and Financing for Development
5 September, 9am - 11 am ET
We are pleased to invite you to participate in this knowledge production exercise where members of the National African Student Association collaborating under the umbrella of OSAA’s Africa’s Youth Voices network will present abstracts of knowledge products related to the issues addressed during the Summit of the Future. They will then leverage these resources to develop several knowledge products to inform African policymaking. Young people will provide perspectives into their research approaches while seeking the audience’s contribution.
Steering Africa's Future: International Peace and Security
12 September , 9am - 11 am, ET
We are pleased to invite you to participate in this knowledge production exercise where members of the National African Student Association collaborating under the umbrella of OSAA’s Africa’s Youth Voices network will present abstracts of knowledge products related to the issues addressed during the Summit of the Future. They will then leverage these resources to develop several knowledge products to inform African policymaking. Young people will provide perspectives into their research approaches while seeking the audience’s contribution.
Steering Africa's Future: Youth and Future Generations
26 September , 9am - 11 am ET
Interested in developing (into a) conscious leader(s)? Join our Mentorship Program as a mentor or mentee. Mentees will be high school or collegiate members and mentors will be collegiate and/or professional members respectively.
Info Session: Oct 2nd at 6pm ET.
