Wisdom Wednesday Lectures 2019

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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.

January 16th  

Eze Okoye 
“The Foundation of Magic and Spirituality as Viewed thru the Eyes of African and Asian Priesthoods”

February 20th 

Dr. Sheila Walker  
Familiar Faces/Unexpected:  A Global African Diaspora

March 20th 

Dawit G. Habte 

The Lion’s Version of the Tale of the Hunt- The Untold Story of the Human Cost of War

April 17th 

The African Traditional Spiritual  Coalition 

The Strength of Our Collective Spiritual Voices

May 15th 

Cherryl Neill Humphreys

Everyday Astrology

June 19th

Dr. Nubia Kai 
African Marronage & Spirituality

July 17th

Dr. Abena Brown-Elhillali, Ph.D

Safety Over Stigma: Attending to Your Mental Health and Considering Integrative Treatments

August 21st 

Dr. Jeff Menzise
The Masonic Mind

September 18th

Tony Browder
Annual Report on The ASA Restoration Project

October 16th 

Friends of the Congo
Break the Silence Week

November 20th 

Cerissa “Dayo” O’Neal, Esq.
Keeping It In The Family: Maintaining Intergenerational Ownership of Real Property

December 18th 

James Morgan
The Lost Empire – Freemasonry of the Old West