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F.I.A.A.H. Workshops & Seminars
All workshops are for 1 day. Seminars are held over 2 -3 days and are
held on weekends only. Organizations can request 2hr- 1 day workshops
presentations for a minimum of
10 participants. Workshops can be arranged for weekdays. To
schedule a workshop call 1-877-571-9788
To find out about dates locations and registration go to Events /Schedules. .
Workshops
F1- Intro-Understanding Conquest- What does it mean to be considered a
conquered people? Most people would be surprised to know how it is actually
done. This workshop addresses issues
around Conquest. The workshop identifies
the complex methods and how they are applied, which are fundamental to gaining control of a collective of people. The workshop also looks at methods used in
the past, present and what new methods are being developed today for
implementation in the future.
Instructor; Rev RaDine Amen-ra
Black American
Heritage
F2-Investigation into early American History-
This full day and evening seminar will uncover the trail of European word
definitions starting with Columbus
over the last 500 years used in America
to reference the ethnic terms for the Negro race and their civilizations. The
information contained in this workshop will enable a person or group with
skills to effectively research and understand European historical translation
of data with clarity.
Instructor: Rev. RaDine Amen-ra
F3-Intro to Black American Heritage-
Learn about the tremendous culture and civilization developed by black American
Ancestors in America
before discovery by explorers in the
1500’s. How the tremendous wealth of resources are the foundation used to
create power for the United States
today. This workshop will enable a Black American person to understand,
recognize and respect their humanity as Black American people, release
distorted negative attitudes towards their community and start to identify and
respect what belong to their culture. Workshop is highly recommended for Social
Service and Human resource development organizations.
Instructor Rev. RaDine Amen-ra
F4-Fundamentals
for Indigenous Rights- This workshop reveals the international context
for indigenous rights registration? Why
indigenous rights are important. What all indigenous people around the world
have at stake? The globalization into consumerization using the international community? What is the black
American as a people’s position to the world community?
Pre- requisite for
Indigenous Certification Class/
facilitator’s certification training.
Instructor; Rev. RaDine Amen-ra
F5-The Hidden Facts Every Black American Woman
should know!!!
The
workshop series consists of three workshops,
each workshop is a 3 hour
presentation revealing the hidden facts that create and perpetuate the Dynamics
within today’s society of Isolation, dehumanization, and demoralization as a major part of every black American Woman
in America experience.
This powerful information will allow Black American
woman to effectively address and start
to implement changes in our attitudes and actions ,and put a stop to our
victimization from racism. Sexism.,
poverty, family dysfunctions and collective extinction of ourselves, children ,
and ensure the survival of the future
generations.
Instructor: Rev.RaDine Amen-ra
F6- Intro-Environment Health- 1day
This workshop explores environmental health factors and the
effects of on the socio-economic, medical, behavioral and lifestyle of Black
Americans. This workshop teaches Black
Americans about their relationship to and responsibility for the eco-land
system called America.
The workshop will educate participants about the affect of environmental
destruction on indigenous people’s health and their future generations.
Instructor; Rev. Denise Hylton-Barret
F7- Intro-Community Health Empowerment- 1 day
This workshop explores the deteriorating health status of
Black Americans and the impact on future generations. The workshop will introduce the Indigenous
Health Action Plan which promotes a community approach to health empowerment
and wellness. The Indigenous Health
Action Plan is a national plan designed to improve the health status of Black
Americans and their future generations through reconnecting to indigenous health
practices which embrace and sustain our lives. This workshop will also address lifestyle
issues as well as community practices.
Instructor; Rev .Denise Hylton-Barret
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