Maroon Solis CIC https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Home Pricing table Moja Quizzes Explore African architecture (e.g., Nubian pyramids, Great Mosque of Djenné). Record yourself reciting a poem or quote by an African poet Draw or paint an African mask and explain its meaning Attend a lecture or workshop on African history or culture Try making a dish with indigenous African ingredients (e.g., fonio, teff) Recreate traditional African face paint or tribal markings (symbolically) Learn about Pan-Africanism and key figures behind it Read a book by an African author (e.g., Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie) Make an African instrument (e.g., shekere, kalimba) Create a family tree with connections to African heritage Celebrate Africa Day (25th May) and document how Memorise a proverb in an African language and explain its meaning Watch a TED Talk by an African thought leader Create your own folktale inspired by African traditions Research the origins of African storytelling and griots Learn and perform an African dance (e.g., Azonto, Gwara Gwara) Try head-wrapping with African fabric and take a photo Learn about African fabrics like Ankara, Kente, or Mudcloth Write about a traditional African wedding ceremony Listen to an Afrobeats, Highlife, Amapiano, or Soukous playlist. Write a thank-you letter to a Caribbean ancestor or elder. Write a short story set in a Caribbean island. Write a poem inspired by Caribbean ancestry. Wear traditional Caribbean attire. Watch an African film or short by a local African filmmaker Watch an African documentary (e.g., Africa by BBC, My Africa Is) Watch a performance of Caribbean theatre or poetry. Watch a film by a Black Caribbean director and review it. Watch a documentary on Caribbean culture or colonial history Visit the Black Cultural Archives in Brixton. Visit a Caribbean market or shop in the UK. Visit a Caribbean church or listen to a gospel service online. Try a traditional herbal remedy used in the Caribbean Trace your family tree to the Caribbean. Trace your ancestry to a region or tribe in Africa using oral history Teach someone a Caribbean dance (e.g., bruk up, wine). Research the Maroons of Jamaica Research African liberation heroes (e.g., Kwame Nkrumah, Patrice Lumumba). Recreate a Caribbean folk tale in a drawing or comic strip. Record a 2-minute oral story from Caribbean folklore. Read a book by a Caribbean author (e.g., Andrea Levy, Marlon James). Plant callaloo, okra, or another Caribbean crop. Memorise a Caribbean proverb and explain its meaning. Make Caribbean-style bunting or decorations. Make a carnival headpiece or costume. Listen to reggae, calypso or soca and identify instruments.