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Midwest Regional Conference
November 7th and 8th
National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center
1350 Brushrow Road (Off Ohio 42) In Historic Wilberforce, Ohio
African Origins of Civilization:
Myth or Reality in 2008?
Where do Black People fit in The History of the Ancient World? In the tradition of Martin R. Delany, Chiekh Anta Diop, John Henrik Clarke, Jacob H. Carruthers, and Asa W. Hilliard, III
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Mario Beatty
Scholar and co-editor with Dr. Theophile Obenga and Dr. Greg Kimathi Carr of the second volume of ASCAC’s African World History Project and director of African American Studies, Chicago State University. Conference highlights include: Nzingha Ratibisha Heru, ASCAC International President, reports on the Egyptian Studies conference in Greece and the Nubian Studies Association Conference in Vienna, Austria, Interactive Workshops for Teachers and Students, African Arts and an opportunity to share your research ideas
Friday, November 7, Opening Cultural Reception – 5pm to 8pm and Saturday, Nov. 8, 8:30am till 4pm
For Registration and Vendor information call (773-268-7500 ext: 146) in Chicago or (937)648-2215 in Dayton
Or e-mail crowemidwest@gmail.com Special Scholarships for Youth Groups Available