Nia: Discover, Pursue, Fulfill
Dancing. Singing. Spoken Word. The sounds and rhythms of the African Drum. All are part of the 30th Annual African American Heritage Festival celebrated at the Ohio State University April 26th - May 3rd, 2008. This year's theme is "Nia: Discover, Pursue, Fulfill".
Nia is swahili for "purpose", allowing the festival participants to understand their purpose with The African American Heritage Festival, The Ohio State University and the Greater Columbus Community
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For information regarding accessibility, to request an interpreter, or other accommodations, contact Gabrielle St. Leger or Kerra Carson with African American Student Services at (614) 688-8449. To ensure Assistance please contact the office by April 17th.
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If you are interested in volunteering during the week of the African-American Heritage Festival, contact: Ashlee Young at young.1064@osu.edu or and Habiba Kamagate at kamagate.1@osu.edu.