The All African People’s Development and Empowerment Project (AAPDEP), in partnership with the African National Women’s Organization (ANWO), will host a transformative 3-day in-person retreat for Black women, focused on political education, healing, and strategic visioning.

This retreat will bring together Black women from across the United States, including but not limited to grassroots organizers, caregivers, educators, healthcare workers, young emerging leaders, and long-standing community members who are actively engaged in or seeking to deepen their roles in building the liberation movement.

What to Expect:

• Political education grounded in African Internationalist theory

• Healing workshops
  

• Community visioning sessions to reimagine our future

• Cultural expression, art, music, and celebration

• Reconnecting and aligning with nature as a tool for grounding and renewal
  

• Shared meals, rest, and joy in a peaceful setting

What is required:

Space is limited.  A $50 non-refundable deposit is required to hold your space.  Additional payments may be required, not to exceed  the $400 necessary for lodging, food, local transportation and activities. Details included in confirmation.*

Have questions?  Send inquiries to  membership@anwouhuru.org

Location

Just one hour outside of Huntsville, Alabama, our retreat will be held in the serene and scenic rolling hills of Pulaski, Tennessee; a peaceful, rural setting that offers the perfect environment for rest, reflection, and reconnection.

Surrounded by wide open skies, soft grass underfoot, and quiet wooded paths, this space allows us to truly unplug and ground ourselves in the land.

We’ll be staying in a black-owned private manor where participants will share sleeping rooms.  Meals will be prepared with care and shared together.