Add to ORKGInterview: Dawud Ummah, President and Executive Director of the Center for African Heritage, discusses their history and the urban farming projects in Maine. Connecting people to their roots through celebration of Malcolm X Day and its connection to faith and agriculture. Call-in(s): None in this episode
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Interview: Dawud Ummah, President and Executive Director of the Center for African Heritage, discuss...
Interview: Dawud Ummah, president of the Center For African Heritage in Portland, Maine, talk about ...
Interview: Dawud Ummah the President of Center for African Heritage, and Kailey Taylor, the youth su...
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Interview: The show opens with a song to set the mood. The host and producer/co-host, Patricia Brink...
Interview: The topic of ‘what is race’ discussed between the host and the program assistant, Patrici...
Interview: Artist Andrew Coffin talked about their youth art programs and the upcoming music daylong...
Interview: Rafael Clariot talks about the issues of colorism they dealt with in their community. Als...
Interview: Playwright Carolyn Gage talks about her two recent plays Harriet Tubman Visits A Therapis...
Interview: Dawud Ummah, President and Executive Director of the Center for African Heritage, discuss...
Interview: Dawud Ummah, president of the Center For African Heritage in Portland, Maine, talk about ...
Interview: Dawud Ummah the President of Center for African Heritage, and Kailey Taylor, the youth su...
Interview: The reading of Philadelphia Child from Ursula Rucker starts the program. Dawud Ummah the ...
Interview: Southern Maine Community College student Charles Ishimwe discusses their student organiza...
Interview: Bronx historian Morgan Powell talks their work and the development of environmental progr...
Interview: Brent Allaire, spiritual advisor, spotlights their work with the paranormal and spiritual...
Interview: Amber Roberge, owner of On The Move Fitness & Wellness in South Portland, Maine, highligh...
Interview: Creative artist Shatema Brooks is interviewed her life in Maine, her identity, and her wo...
Interview: The show establishes a new focus of the show with a new mission statement. Then explainin...
Interview: The show opens with a song to set the mood. The host and producer/co-host, Patricia Brink...
Interview: The topic of ‘what is race’ discussed between the host and the program assistant, Patrici...
Interview: Artist Andrew Coffin talked about their youth art programs and the upcoming music daylong...
Interview: Rafael Clariot talks about the issues of colorism they dealt with in their community. Als...
Interview: Playwright Carolyn Gage talks about her two recent plays Harriet Tubman Visits A Therapis...