Wisdom Wednesday Lectures 2020
A Message from Anthony Browder
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It’s official!
We are now in the midst of a Corona Pandemic which is causing everyone everywhere to reevaluate everything.
While negotiating this rapidly changing landscape I find that “Social Distancing” is the word of the hour. Thinking about the safety of others is the prerequisite behavior of the moment and the appropriate response to this crisis.
I have therefore decided, in the interest of public safety and a genuine concern for the wellbeing of our supporters, to suspend our March 18th Wisdom Wednesday and our April 4th Egypt on the Potomac Field Trips. These are temporary measures. I will continue monitoring situations and respond in an appropriate and responsible manner and keep you informed of our future activities.
During these times of overwhelming uncertainty, it is critically important for us to remain fearless, focused and faithful to the forces that have always guided, inspired and protected us.
Sincerely,
Anthony T. Browder
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The Wisdom Wednesday lecture series aims to draw on the deep well of African history, culture & wisdom in order to engage in Sankofa (the act of remembering what was lost) for the benefit of current and future generations.
We host various presenters on topics related to African history, culture and personal development, and wholistic health. We also host lectures and book signings by various prominent authors. The purpose of Wisdom Wednesdays is to create an environment where participants gain knowledge and insights that will allow them to improve their lives and commit themselves to transforming their communities for the better.
Wisdom Wednesday lectures occur every 3rd Wednesday of the month at the Thurgood Marshall Building located at 1816 12th St NW, Washington, DC 20009.
The program is free and open to the public and runs from 7pm to 9pm.
2020 Schedule
January 15th
M’Bwebe Ishangi
The Cryptowoke Financial Sustainable Movement: A Solution for Black Folk to be Financially Literate If We are to Survive the Next 20 Years