Afrocentric Homeschoolers Association

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"[...] a comprehensive tool for community leaders, educators,
and youth service providers to engage urban youth
around issues of violence and community life."

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Afrocentric Homeschoolers Association is a nonprofit resource for homeschooling families (and individual teens) everywhere in the world which are engaging in Afrocentric, Africentric, Black-oriented, Black-positive, African, African American or pro-Black education. Based in Ontario, Canada, AHA has been operating since 1996. Our colors are purple (for the richness of our heritage), and yellow (for the sun in our skin and lives). Membership is free.

AHA is extremely grateful for the support of the following: Little Scholars (book donations) Toronto Women's Bookstore (financial donation)

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Features - Children's Gallery ·  Comments ·  Black Child's Pledge

Connect - eGroup, Contact Exchange, Pen Pal Club, Join AHA Services - Personalized Colouring Sheets, Free Books Fun Learning - Vocabulary Chart, Game Board Creation Colouring (print to color/decorate): Bessie Coleman, V. Cudjoe, Guy Davis, Mae C. Jemison, Latimer, Queen Makeda, Malcolm X, Nelson Mandela, McCoy, Menes, Queen Nefertiti, Peggy Downes, Oprah Winfrey, Socrates, Dot-to-dot: Map outline, Map outline with interior borders

Projects - Biennial Get-together, Going to Africa, Activity Book Tips & Tools - Teaching, Charts, Finding other homeschoolers Worksheets: capitalization (PDF), vocabulary chart, reading chart (PDF) Info - Reading List, Material List, Articles, Withdrawing from the Ontario School System

African/Diaspora Homeschooling Families: Theresa's · Tené's · Crystal's store · Non-member Families: Nabrit · Parker

Books by and/or about homeschooling families:

· Freedom Challenge: African American Homeschoolers by Grace Llewellyn · Homeschool Open House by Nancy Lande · Homeschooling: A Patchwork of Days: Share a Day With 30 Homeschooling Families by Nancy Lande · Morning by Morning: How We Home-Schooled Our African-American Sons to the Ivy League by Paula Penn-Nabrit

Resources Directory

Afrocentric Material Sources A Different Book list, Bacon & Hughes, Little Scholars, Peoples Publishing, Toronto Women's Bookstore, more Curriculum 3D Publishing.com, Multiracial By grade: Pre-K, K - 6, K - 3, 4 - 6, 7 - 8, highschool By subject: Art & Crafts, Critical thinking, English, Geography, Health, History/Herstory, Languages, Math, Science Audio-visual learning: Software, Videos Web-based & Correspondence Education Alberta Distance Learning Centre, ASET University, GEDonline, Independent Learning Centre (Cdn), Virtual Highschool (Ontario), Virtual Learning Centre (Ontario), Ontario Ministry of Education Links, Post-secondary: Canadian Virtual University (lists universities offering distance education) Colleges offering distance education: Many Ontario colleges offer distance education programs/courses via Ontario Learn. Reference Dictionary, Internet Public Library, Questia, World eBook Library, Thesaurus, Kiswahili, Online Books Page, Page by Page Books Organizations Other Resources University Admission

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United Nations Declaration of Human Rights:
26.3. Parents have a prior right to choose
the kind of education that shall be given to their children.



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