Global Pan Africanism Network -GPAN

Global Pan Africanism Network -GPAN OUR MISSION
To reunite all people of African descent, advocate for their rights and freedoms throughout the world. To promote youth and women leadership.
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This is an international Civil rights and Pan African organization to reunite all people of African descent,advocate for their rights and freedoms throughout the world ABOUT GPAN
Global Pan Africanism Network (GPAN) is an International Civil Rights and Pan African organization to reunite all people of African descent, advocate for their rights and freedoms throughout the world. OUR VISION
United Prosperous Africa
Slogan :
We are Africa, We are one. OUR CORE VALUES
Love
Peace
Unity
Team work
Truth
Justice
Equality
Probity
Our Objectives:
1. To promote love and reunite all people of African descent with their ancestral motherland,advocate for their rights and freedoms.
2. To combat tribalism in Africa and fight racism throughout the world.
3. To promote African culture and create a unique identity that all people of African descent will be proud of.
4. To promote education and true knowledge of black history.
5. To promote Swahili language and other indigenous languages spoken by people of African descent throughout the world.
6. To promote Tourism in Africa by marketing Africa as a single destination.
7. To engineer technological, cultural ,economic development.
8. To promote Entrepreneurship and Agribusiness.
9. To empower young people, women and children through their talents.
11. To promote equality and equal opportunities for all.
12. To encourage Intra-Africa Trade and cooperation among GPAN member states.
13. To have a Global Health care plan for GPAN members.
14. Advocate for environmental conversations through promotion of green energy and encourage planting of indigenous trees.
15. To advocate for land equality in Africa and equitable distribution of land.

11/02/2024

Tune in to today's episode of the Black Mental Health Matters show as we explore the topic: The Role of AI in Reducing Stigma Around Mental Health in Black Communities. Hosted by Stephanie Jones, we’ll be joined by guests Dalmas Chituyi, Senior Machine Learning Engineer, and Minista Jazz, Immersive Experience Architect.

10/19/2024

Join us this Saturday for the Black Mental Health Matters show! We’ll be discussing **Anxiety in Teens** with special guests Chelsea Dade, MS, Founder and Owner of Communicate For Health Justice, and mental health therapist Daniel Ware. Don't miss it!

09/07/2024

Tune in to the Black Mental Health Matters show this Saturday! Host Sonia Harte will be joined by behavioral scientist Terri Floyd to discuss the rising su***de rates in the Black/African American community and explore actionable steps you can take. Don’t miss this important conversation!

08/31/2024

Join us this Saturday for the latest episode of the Black Mental Health Matters show. This week’s topic is “Helping Teens with Traumatic Grief.” Tune in to hear host LaChish J. Rigg in conversation with guest Steph C. Jones, MFT, and special guest Quanari Miller, a high school student.

08/24/2024

Tune in this Saturday to the Black Mental Health Matters show! We'll be discussing "The Impacts of Chronic Illnesses on Mental Health." Hosted by Trinity Thompson, with special guests Ananda Palmore and Imani Jackson, both dedicated advocates for sickle cell awareness. Don’t miss it!

08/17/2024

Don’t miss this Saturday’s episode of Black Mental Health Matters! We’ll be diving into “Double Consciousness: Understanding the Workplace Concerns of Black Employees.” Hosted by Steph C. Jones, MFT, with special guest Dr. Camille Valentine. Tune in for an insightful discussion on navigating and addressing the unique challenges faced by Black professionals in the workplace. See you there!

07/13/2024

Join us this Saturday for a special episode of the Black Mental Health Matters show! Hosted by LaChish J. Rigg, we'll be joined by esteemed guests Ms. Maati Ta-Neter, M. Ed, History Teacher, and Ms. Shannel Williams, Science Teacher. Together, we'll delve into the crucial topic of "High Levels of Stress: Addressing the Mental Health of Black Teachers." Don't miss this insightful discussion. Tune in and engage in this important conversation with us!

06/22/2024

Topic: How Can Mental Health Workers and Professionals Increase Health Equity to Improve Our Community's Mental Health?

Host: Sonia Harte

Join us for an engaging and insightful discussion!

Tune in to explore how we can break down barriers, build trust, and ensure everyone in our community has access to the mental health care they deserve. Don't miss out on this important conversation!

06/15/2024

Join us for a special episode of the Black Mental Health Matters show, where we'll delve into the crucial topic of Enhancing Mental Health through Nutrition. The host, Cynthia Hill, and our esteemed guest for this episode is Brianne Brathwaite MS, RDN, CDN, C-DN. Don't miss this insightful discussion on the intersection of mental well-being and nutrition.

05/18/2024

Join us on the Black Mental Health Matters show this Saturday for an insightful discussion on maternal mental health.

Topic: Let's Talk Maternal Mental Health
Host: Sonia Harte
Guest: Itiyopiya Ewart (LSCWA, MSW)

Don't miss this important conversation about the challenges and solutions related to maternal mental health in the Black community. Tune in and be part of the dialogue!

05/01/2024

Join us for an enlightening journey with Dr. Kevin Washington, also known as Mwata Kairi.
This presentation will illuminate the profound depths of Ubuntu, a cornerstone philosophy of African culture that emphasizes the interconnectivity of all beings and the importance of communal harmony and mutual care.

Dr. Kevin Washington, a distinguished figure in the realm of African-centered psychology, will guide us through the historical origins of Ubuntu. He will explore how Ubuntu's principles have shaped cultural practices, social structures across the continent and how these tenets continue to resonate in the diaspora today.

Beyond a historical overview, this session will highlight the practical applications of Ubuntu in modern healing practices and community building. Dr. Kevin Washington will share insights on how the philosophy of Ubuntu can address contemporary issues such as social fragmentation, mental health challenges, and the search for communal identity in an increasingly globalized world.

Whether you are a student of psychology, an enthusiast of African philosophies, or someone interested in the principles of collective well-being, this session promises to offer valuable perspectives and practical strategies for incorporating the essence of Ubuntu into our daily lives and communities.

Don't miss this opportunity to explore the historical significance and contemporary relevance of Ubuntu with one of the leading voices in African-centered psychology.

Let us come together to learn, reflect, and grow in the spirit of Ubuntu. "I Am because We Are

04/27/2024

Join us on Black Mental Health Matters show today discussing Addiction and Mental Health

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Global Pan Africanism Network(GPAN) Mission:

GLOBAL PAN AFRICANISM NETWORK(GPAN)

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GPAN is a revolutionary Pan African movement to reunite all people of African descent,advocate for their rights and freedoms throughout the world.Our vision is inspired by heroic struggles of Marcus Garvey and Dr.Kwame Nkrumah in the quest to reunite all people of black descent and unify Africa.Its time to revive Come back to Africa initiative by Marcus Garvey and encourage Africans in diaspora to invest in Africa.Aims of this Project:


  • To reunite all people of African descent,advocate for their rights and freedoms throughout the world.