Various members of the University of the Virgin Islands Student Government Association "Black" Heritage Committee, the Pan African Support Group, the UVI Virgin Islands Caribbean Cultural Center Director Dr. Chenzira Davis Kahina, DaraMonifah Cooper of Sankofa Saturdays and BHC Faculty Advisor along with other UVI students and community member have dialogue after watching Hidden Colors. 

This was the third of three Black History Movie Nights. 
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UVI SGA BHC Hidden Colors Post Viewing Dialogue

Interview with Ras Bobby and Iridologist Odada Shango about the Indigenous Healers' Collective, Inc. as they present "Implementing Ancient Healing Wisdom" Session 2
Sunday, March 22, 2015 at the Bordeaux Farmers Market

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A weekly LIVE youth radio program sharing music, history, local artists, cultural and arts events often co-hosted by youth with the intention of teaching youth radio production as a means of public service through advertising, marketing and promoting digital e-learning. Co-hosted by DaraMonifah Cooper, students from Sankofa Saturdays as well as the Environmental Rangers LIVE in our WUVI Studio here at the University of the Virgin Islands.

Sankofa (symbol seen above in our logo) can mean either the word in the Akan language of Ghana that translates in English to "go back and take" (san=return, ko=go, fa= take) or the Adinkra symbols seen as our logo(s). It symbolizes one taking from the past what is good and bringing it into the present in order to make positive progress through the benevolent use of knowledge.
 
Using the radio and internet airwaves, we continue "Passing on the torch of culture bearing and preserving (traditions and values) through experiences in the arts, cultural education, and community service.”

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