Integrating Africa's Story into Global Education

The Patricia Baine

Teach Africa Program

Our flagship program, Teach Africa, has developed a multidisciplinary package of educational

materials for teachers who seek to integrate lessons and information about Africa into the curriculum so that students learn about Africa in the context of an evolving world.

Patricia Baine Teach

Africa Program

Perhaps now, more than ever, the life of every American is inextricably shaped by what happens in other regions of the world. Given the current complex and integrated nature of international affairs, it is especially important that we equip students with the knowledge, understanding, skills and values required to live and work competitively in a global environment. And to be effective, our youth must be prepared to be the goodwill ambassadors of tomorrow.

International education is not only necessary for inevitable interaction with the international community; it is equally important to basic, everyday interactions in our cities, schools, work environments, and neighborhoods.

BRING TEACH AFRICA TO YOUR SCHOOL

Learn and stay informed

Our organization recognizes the urgent need to bridge the knowledge gap and provide a platform where African topics are explored with depth and authenticity.

Time-Efficient Learning

Access concise, well-structured content that provides comprehensive insights into African topics.

Cultural Connection & Reconnection

Celebrate the heritage and a sense of connection to your African roots and gain access to a community of like-minded individuals, offering support, dialogue, and shared experiences related to the African diaspora

Gain Cultural Understanding 

Deepen your appreciation for the historical and symbolic significance of various aspects of African culture by engaging with authentic cultural content.

Gain Expert Insights

Engage with experts and gain valuable insights to inform advocacy strategies by participating in panel discussions and workshops.

Networking Opportunities

Connect with fellow scholars, experts, and researchers through virtual and in-person gatherings, fostering collaboration and idea exchange.

Impact and sustainability

The Africa Society launched Teach Africa in 2002 in Washington, D.C. Since then, the program

has been successfully implemented in San Francisco, Pittsburgh,

Portland, Houston, Los Angeles, and Atlanta. And we’re still going!!

4,750

administrators been

engaged and trained

13,000+

students having been educated and

provided with educational materials

3,400

Teachers trained

and educated 

Continue Patricia’s legacy

Our mission has always been deeply intertwined with the vision and passion of our former President, Patricia Baine. Under her leadership, Teach Africa made a real difference in the lives of many. The Patricia Baine Teach Africa program stands as a testament to her dedication and commitment to our cause.

contributing to our cause

Help bring Teach Africa to schools and districts across the country

Today, as we strive to expand and refine the program, we are reminded of the foundations Patricia laid for us and the torch she passed on. Every donation, big or small, ensures that her legacy lives on, touching more lives and making our world a better place.

By contributing to our cause, you don't just donate; you become part of a journey and a legacy. Join us in honoring the memory of Patrica and ensure that her vision continues to light the path for many more years to come. Let's keep her dream alive together.

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Discover the prestigious companies and organizations already driving our success, and learn how you can become a valued partner in our journey.

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“I never closed my mind towards Africa- I always knew there was more- this just confirmed my belief”

- Kyra Stephenson-Valley ​

Riverwood International Charter School​

“I would definitely be open to visiting Africa after participating

in this forum”

- Cristy Stovall

Riverwood International Charter School

“Teach Africa Youth Forum is a great way for kids all over to come together to learn about different issues concerning Africa

today and it helps to learn how we can help”

- Bridgette Hyrams

Fredrick Douglass High

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Join us in celebrating Africa

We invite you to embark on a journey of discovery, enlightenment, and empowerment to reshape narratives, challenge stereotypes, and contribute to a more informed and united world that values the richness of African cultures and societies.

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