Towards Establishing a National Afrikan People's Parliament
'People Empowered for Self-Determination!'
'Taking Responsibility; Effecting Solutions!'
National (People's) Assembly
on
Saturday 4th February 2012
Time:
4:00pm - 8:30pm
@
Queen Mother Moore School,
Clapham Methodist Church Hall, Nelson Row, London, SW4 7JR
18th January 2012
Iziz (Praises) Beloved Elders, Brothers and Sisters,
Re: National (People's) Assembly
The National Afrikan Peoples Parliament (NAPP) is an idea borne out of the commemoration of the 30th anniversary of the National 'Black People's Day of Action' on March 2, 2011; marking the most powerful event in the history of 'Black Britain,' when over 25,000 people protested the New Cross Fire Massacre (18th January 1981); a suspected racist fire-bomb attack, killing African youths.
But it was felt that we failed to capitalised on this momentous event, by way of organising and building institutions for self empowerment and self determination and therefore continue to suffer the social injustices and maladies stated above (especially our youths). The NAPP was thus proposed as a practical step toward tackling these issues on a national basis.
The NAPP is a nationwide, independent, representative body who purpose is to promote, preserve and protect the best interest of Afrikan (Black) people in the UK, by forging unity among community groups, organisations and individuals across social, ideological and religious lines; aimed toward people empowerment, institution (capacity) building and implementing solutions to the problems affecting us.
To read the Concept of the National Afrikan People Parliament, please click here
To read the 12 most common questions about the National Afrikan Peoples Parliament, please click here
We are very pleased to inform you that a meeting of the entire Afrikan community has been called for Saturday 4th February 2012.
The National (People's) Assembly will bring together Afrikans from all over the UK: London, Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester, Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Bradford, Nottingham, Yorkshire etc, in a consultation process, towards establishing the NAPP.
Come and play your part in making history and determining a brighter, more productive and empowered future for our youth, our children and our posterity.
We therefore urge you not only to attend this meeting, but to encourage as many fellow Afrikans to also be there.
The details are:
Date: Saturday, 4th February 2012
Time: 4:00pm-8:30pm
Venue: Queen Mother Moore School, Clapham Methodist Church Hall, Nelson's Row, London, SW4 7JR. Nearest Tube Station: Clapham Common (Nortern Line)
Hot Food and Refreshments will be on sale.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Yours in Faith, Love and Liberation,
Interin National Organizing Committee
For more information contact:
http://www.afrikanpeoplesparliament.org
info@afrikanpeoplesparliament.org
or
Call: 0208 539 2154 or + 44(0)7908814152
In the words of Papa Marcus Mosiah Garvey:
"Unite Organise Now or Perish!!!"
"Rise You Mighty People! You can accomplish whatever You Will!!!"
BPDA - List of Organisations:
African Heartbeat, African Hebrew Israelites, African People's Liberation Organization, Afrikan Presence Foundation, Afruika Bantu Saturday School, AJAMU/ All-African People's Revolutionary Party, Alkebu-Lan Revivalist Movement, Best Kept Secret, Black Heritage Group, Black History Studies Ltd, Croydon Afrikan Caribbean Family Organization, CUAC, Ethiopian World Federation Incorporated, Firehouse, Galaxy Radio 99.5FM, Global Afrikan Congress UK, Haiti First! Haiti Now!, Jazzreloaded.com, Jet Blak Ink, John Lynch Afrikan Education Programme, Living in Black, The A.R.M.Y, Muatta Books, Nation Of Islam, National Association of Black Saturday Schools, National Union of Student Black Student Officer, Nubia Community Foundation School, Omega Foundation, Omega Radio, Pan-Afrikan Reparations Coalition for Europe, Pan-African Congress Movement, Pan-Afrikan Society Community Forum, Public & Commercial Services Union, The Purple Hat Co., Queen Mother Moore School, SLR Radio 97.5fm, Uhuru Movement, Voice Of Africa Radio 94fm, Youth and Community Action
“Let’s look beyond the Limitations and see the Possibilities.”
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