Help African (Black) youth attend FIPAN Festival!

FIPAN, or the Pan-African International Festival of Nguekhokh, is a major gathering of economic, political, social, and cultural actors from the continent and its diasporas to discuss and propose solutions to current issues and challenges.

It is an internationally recognized Pan-African convening that brings together thought leaders, grassroots organizers, artists, and innovators to strengthen collective action, promote indigenous knowledge, and amplify community-based solutions across the African continent and global diaspora.

The Committee for the Advancement of Pan Africanism (CAPA) has a longstanding tradition of supporting initiatives that promote education and unity among African people, and is entrusted with your contributions.

Financial contributions will be allocated to sponsoring youth from various African nations and the diaspora. Recipients are expected to complete a preparatory training session and submit an essay reflecting on their experience upon their return.

Expenses covered by your donations include:

• Transportation

• Travel visa fees

• Lodging and local transportation

• Meals and cultural immersion activities

• Festival registration fee

• Sponsored participants training, reporting, and follow-up support

CAPA works closely with various organizations to identify the and train participants on what to expect at the conference. All of the organizations have the uplift of African culture, society and political unity at their core. These include the All-African People’s Revolutionary Party, The Thomas Sankara Centre and AJOPAR (Pan-African Revolutionary Youth Association). Money is provided directly to the identified participants.

This is truly a life changing experience for all that participate. Here are a few statements from past participants (sponsored by CAPA):

“The Burkinabè masses displayed high political literacy, stressing that people’s consciousness is the foundation of all genuine revolutionary processes.” This is real motivation to increase our study and continue to connect with the rest of Africa and the diaspora. – Ghana delegates to FIPAN 2025 in Burkina Faso

“The two weeks in Burkina Faso allowed us to gain very useful experiences, equipping us with the right tools to tackle the challenges we face at home in Guinea-Bissau.” – Guinea-Bissau delegates to FIPAN 2025

“On October 18, there was a (group discussion) palabatree on agro-ecology and the role of women. We discussed the intersection between agriculture and environmental protection in Africa. It was very informative.” - US delegates to FIPAN 2025

Please donate and assist in sending African youth to the annual FIPAN conference.