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    • 28 Feb 2026
    • 4 Apr 2026
    • 6 sessions
    • Virtual
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    The African National Women's Organization's Cadre Development school is a 6-week virtual program aimed at training our members, recruits and any African women interested in learning about the role of African women in the ongoing African revolution.   

     As a strategy of the African revolution led by the African People's Socialist Party, ANWO addresses the special oppression faced by African women as a result of the colonial mode of production.   

    During this Cadre School we will engage in study of  revolutionary political theory and deepen our practice of revolutionary activism.

    COST:

    $30 for members / $0 for Lifetime members (log-in necessary) 

    $60 for non-members

    This 6-week Cadre School runs from February 28 - April 4

    Cadre School includes but is not limited to:

    • 6 two to three-hour sessions with African women revolutionaries
    • Rich course content – videos, audio files, readings, practices

    School subjects include but is not limited to:

    • Exploring African women's liberation through an African Internationalist perspective 
    • Capitalism vs Socialism
    • Community organizing 
    • Practical real-world assignments
    • Critical thinking and critical response organizing
    •  (see sessions descriptions)


    FAQS

    Q When is the last day to register?

    February 14, 2026

    Q What am I committing to?

    For six Saturdays, except where indicated, you will engage in  practical, political and theoretical study and interactive assignments. 

    Q Do I have to attend all sessions?

    Yes. We carefully craft the curriculum for each school and would appreciate if our cadre-in-training show up, on time, for each class.   We understand if there are extenuating circumstances and can address those as they come.  

    Q I am an ANWO member, do I have to pay?

     Log in to  take advantage of the discounted registration rate. 

    Q Do you offer scholarships?

    We consider this on a case-by-case basis and will prioritize requests from African women who live in countries where the currency conversion rate make the USD difficult to afford.  Please contact us at membership@anwouhuru.org to discuss your options. 

    Q What time do we meet?

    We meet at 10:00 am ET on Saturdays for 2 hours. Please check this against your time zone 

     https://www.thetimezoneconverter.com/

    Q When will I receive the course Syllabus?

    We send the Cadre School syllabus 1 week before class begins.

    Q What happens at the end of the Cadre School?

    1. Non-members can decide if they'd like to become a member.  Your registration fee will be used toward a year of membership and/or the general registration fee for the 2026 APSP Plenary 
    2. All cadre will receive certificate of completion 
    3. Members will be acknowledged through our recognition and ranking system
    4. Cadre ANWO member graduates will be assigned to practical work
    • 7 Mar 2026
    • 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Brownsville Heritage House, 581 Mother Gaston Blvd, Brooklyn, NY
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    Join us, in collaboration with InPDUM, for a powerful and engaging panel centered on the urgent issues shaping the lives of African women today. Moderated by the African National Women’s Organization, this conversation will uplift collective experiences and bold strategies for moving beyond survival toward organized resistance, true liberation, and self-determination. Together, we’ll explore what it means to build power in our own hands and imagine a future rooted in dignity, safety, and freedom.

    • 13 Mar 2026
    • 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
    • Zoom
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    Join the ANWO members in the Western region of the U.S. for updates and comradery.

    This meeting will be most helpful if African women who reside in the Western region of the U.S. participate. The western region is defined by the following states:

    Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming.

    RSVP for connection details.  

    • 14 Mar 2026
    • 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Brownsville Heritage House, 581 Mother Gaston Blvd, Brooklyn, NY
    Register


    • 15 Mar 2026
    • 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
    • Microsoft Teams
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    The Harriet's Daughters Study Groups and Book Clubs are monthly virtual meetings led by the African National Women's Organization, where Black women, femmes, and those in solidarity come together to discuss books and other literature that center on African liberation themes. We invite you to join, regardless of whether you have read the book or not. It's always a great discussion.

    March 2026: Killing The Black Body: Race, Reproduction, and the Meaning of Liberty by Dorothy Roberts

    "The Meaning of Liberty," Roberts argues that the mainstream pro-choice framework is insufficient for Black women because it focuses narrowly on privacy and individual choice—the right to be left alone by the government. She contends that for Black women, reproductive freedom requires more than the absence of government interference; it requires affirmative government action to dismantle the social inequalities that make parenting impossible for many. She redefines reproductive liberty as the ability to bear and raise children with dignity in a just society.


    A PDF of the book is included in the confirmation. HDBC virtual discussions are held on the Microsoft Teams platform. 
    • 19 Mar 2026
    • 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Discord
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    "We are not inheritors of Harriet's legacy because we suffer, but because we choose—like she did—to liberate ourselves and then return for others. The books are our maps, the circle is our shelter, and the Warrior Within is our guide."


    • 22 Mar 2026
    • 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
    • Online
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    We examine femicide through the lens of colonialism and neo-colonial power, and provide an African Internationalist analysis.

    From Chicago, where Black women made up 30 percent of all crime victims in 2022, to Kenya, where violence unfolds within a U.S.-aligned neo-colonial democracy, we ask what conditions make African women vulnerable in the first place and what needs to change to keep women safe.

    RSVP for email and text reminders.  
    • 28 Mar 2026
    • 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
    • Ujima Friends Peace Center 4371 Waln Street Phiadelphia, PA 19124
    Register


    Join us for a powerful and engaging panel centered on the urgent issues shaping the lives of African women today. Moderated by the African National Women’s Organization, this conversation will uplift collective experiences and bold strategies for moving beyond survival toward organized resistance, true liberation, and self-determination. Together, we’ll explore what it means to build power in our own hands and imagine a future rooted in dignity, safety, and freedom.

Bringing black women into revolutionary political life!

Contact Information

Mailing Address:

4921 Tilden Rd, Unit 334

Bladensburg, MD 20710

United States

+1 (240) 303-2862(US)

Email: membership @anwouhuru.org

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