African Liberation Day: Continuing the Struggle for a FREE Africa

In 1963, African Liberation Day (ALD) was established as a permanent institution in the Pan-African movement, symbolizing the global struggle for African liberation. While we have not yet achieved complete liberation, ALD serves as a day for widespread political education, direct action and a reaffirmation of our commitment to Pan-Africanism. In the contemporary context, Pan-Africanism remains critical, especially in the Sahel region, where the alliance of Sahel states is playing a pivotal role in combating neocolonialism and promoting regional unity. This unity is essential for advancing the collective interests of Africa and addressing the challenges facing the continent today.

Join Pan-African Community Action (PACA) for an interactive Assata Shakur Study Groupsession, where we will explore global liberation struggles and reflect on the role of Africans, particularly in the DMV, in the world socialist revolution.

Light snacks and refreshments will be provided!

This is a hybrid event with an option to participate online. Select the appropriate option when you register. If you select the option to participate on Zoom, an access link will be emailed to you on the day of the event.

If attending in person, please wear a mask and don’t come if you’re sick!