Mommy Says
Ask Fatou: Learning About a New Culture
Imani and Friends
Siya and Jamal
Patwa TownCover Story
About Us
This Generation Will Make The Change
Fri, May 04, 2012
Sankofa Kids is an online magazine for all children, ages 6-12 years old, and everyone involved in their development. This online magazine will help each child become creative curious and build self confidence, connecting them with the rich diverse historical and culture legacies within the African Diaspora. The editorial elements in each issue will provide reading material, activities, crafts, affirmations, music, and lots more.
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The Sankofa Bird
Mon, Apr 16, 2012
Sankofa teaches us to go back to our roots in order for us to move forward.
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Fun to Do
Your Own Pages
Thu, Dec 15, 2011
Share Your Creative Work Poems and artwork on Your Own Pages are created by our readers.
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Lead Stories
What are herbs?
Fri, Dec 07, 2012
Nature has provided humans with all that we need to live on this earth: water to quench thirst, air to breathe, grains to hunger, fire to light, and HERBS to keep balance.
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African Masks
Sun, May 06, 2012
African Masks are a form of artwork that has influenced European and Western art for many years. African Masks have also influenced Latin America too.
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Who was Henrietta Lacks?
Sat, Apr 14, 2012
Henrietta Lacks was an African-American woman known for her immortal cells called HeLa.
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The Sea is Breathtaking
Thu, Mar 29, 2012
The wonders and the mystery of the sea have captured the attention of people for centuries. The sea is full of life.
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Sankofa Kids Official Song
Fri, Mar 02, 2012
Peace to the ceeds, the cream of the crop. I am here to give you knowledge so you rise to the top!
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LIL KING "What About The Kidz?"
Sun, Feb 26, 2012
LIL KING "Voice of the Children" is bringing awareness to the troubles kids go through today with his POWERFUL heart felt song "What About the Kidz?"
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Thick Hair Blues
Wed, Dec 07, 2011
Dear Fatou, People make fun of me because I have thick hair. I want to get my hair straightened with a perm, but my mother says it’s not good for me. Sometimes I get so scared to go to school because I can hear other kids laughing.
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My Day in India
Sun, Nov 06, 2011
Hello! My name is Jayden. I am going on a trip to India. Would you like to join me? Taj invited me to his house in India. Last night, we slept in beds made of rice straw. I hear people in the streets early in the morning......
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Fun to Read : Africa
Greetings from Asase Yaa
Thu, May 10, 2012
Asase Ya (or Asase Yaa, Asae Efua) is the earth goddess of fertility of the Ashanti people of Ghana.
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The Nile Valley
Fri, May 04, 2012
Evidence of the first beginnings of agriculture, architecture, engineering, language, writing, philosophy, science, and religion can be found in the Nile Valley.
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The Greatest Show on Earth
Thu, Dec 08, 2011
Africa is the birthplace of life and the cradle of many life forms. From the earliest single cell organisms to the earliest forms of vegetation and the dinosaurs that fed on it, the first mammals, and so on and so on.
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West African Drums & Dance
Sun, Nov 06, 2011
Little drummer girl always carries her drum. Tum-De-Dum-De-Dum-De-Dum.... Her mother claps as she steps to the beat.....
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Is Africa a Country?
Fri, Oct 28, 2011
Africa is not a country, it’s a huge continent. There are 53 countries in Africa. It’s much larger than what many think. The United States can fit comfortably within the Sahara alone. It is three times the size of the US with 600,000,000 million people. Nigeria has 115 million black people, the largest black population in the world. There are about four hundred different ethnic groups in Africa.
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"Thank you Aset Brathwaite and Angelo Brathwaite for such an awesome, dynamic magazine. My grands are loving it and reading it daily. Muchas Gracias!!"
Brenda Williams
(Grandparent)
