African Youth Movement (AYM)

Past and Ongoing Projects

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Imagining Africa: Building Artistic Bridges Through Perception

Imagining Africa, conceived by Abu-Hassan (Askia) Koroma and sponsored by the 21st Century African Youth Movement, is a transformative multi-phase artistic initiative. The project leverages the power of art to build bridges of communication between Africa and America, fostering fresh perspectives and innovative approaches to global challenges. With a focus on creativity, Imagining Africa encourages artists to reimagine worldwide issues and explore solutions that inspire positive change. By engaging artists in optimistic learning and exploration of Africa, the project aims to create personal transformations that ripple outward, positively impacting the global community.

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Mattru Jong Project Pioneer Summit​

The Mattru Jong Project, led by the 21st Century African Youth Movement through Community Projects International, aims to revitalize Mattru Jong, the capital of the Jong Chiefdom. Once a thriving community with rich historical roots and economic potential, Mattru Jong seeks support to rebuild after years of war. The project focuses on creating jobs, improving local industries, enhancing education, and fostering youth participation. By developing Moselleh into a hub for art, culture, and tourism, the initiative seeks to preserve the town’s legacy while promoting sustainable growth and community well-being.

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Sierra Leone's own musical talent

The Mixing Crew and the Young Sisters are a group of talented young Sierra Leoneans who united through hardship while living in a displacement camp. With support from the 21st Century African Youth Movement, they turned their dream of producing music into reality, recording their first album in 2001. Their journey is a testament to resilience, creativity, and hope for a brighter future.

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