To: Pan-African Activists and African organizations
Call for Nominations for Black Star of Labor and Daughters of Africa Awards.
The All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (A-APRP) invites you to submit the names of individuals and organizations that have done outstanding work and made significant contributions to the struggle to advance humanity by organizing to alleviate the suffering of all oppressed people. The A-APRP will be honoring those selected with the Kwame Ture Black Star of Labor Award (KTBSLA) and the Mawina Kouyate Daughters of Africa Award (MKDAA). These awards are presented during our annual African Liberation Day programs in May.
Timeline
The timeline to identify the nominees for the KTBSLA and the MKDAA is as follows:
14th March, 2019 – All nominees and supporting information should be submitted to the A-APRP-intl.org site email
15th April 2019 (African Freedom Day declared at the All African People’s Conference, Ghana, 1958) – 2019 Recipients identified and posted on the A-APRP Website
All nominations must be submitted with a brief description of their work and references to find more information about them. This enables the A-APRP to perform a fair evaluation and determine which nominees will be selected to receive the 2019 awards. The better your description and reference materials, it increases the chance of your nominee being selected. No nomination will be considered without the brief description. The nomination descriptive should include:
- Brief history of their work/achievements
- The relationship to the Revolutionary Socialist/Pan Africanist Movement and/or our (the A-APRP’s) ALD theme
- Any links or documents that tell more about the nominee.
ALD 2019 Theme: “Revolutionary Pan-Africanism calls us to unite and forge a definitive struggle against neo-colonialism: Forward to one unified socialist Africa!”
Criteria and Selection Process
The criteria for the Awards are:
- Revolutionary /Socialist/Communist Organizations, Movements, Nations and /or individuals (women and men) that represent the best of the Revolutionary Pan Africanist and /or Socialist Movements past, present and future.
- The same criteria should be applied to the Daughters of Africa award, related to Revolutionary Women’s organizations/Individuals and/ or Movements. The purpose of the Daughters of Africa award is to elevate the position of African women and reinforce her revolutionary role, especially in the Pan African and/or socialist movements.
A Luta Continua! (The Struggle Continues!)
Forward to One Unified Socialist Africa!
CLICK ON LINKS BELOW TO ACCESS NOMINATION FORM
Mawina Kouyate Daughters of Africa Award Nomination Form
(See Award Description below)
Kwame Ture Black Star of Labor Award Nomination Form
(See Award Description below)
HONORING GREAT FREEDOM FIGHTERS IN THE STRUGGLE TO LIBERATE AFRICA & AFRICAN PEOPLE AND ALL OPPRESSED PEOPLE
Kwame Ture & Mawina Kouyate
Mawina Kouyate Daughters of Africa Award Nomination Form
Kwame Ture Black Star of Labor Award Nomination Form
Description of Awards
Kwame Ture Black Star of Labor Award
The Kwame Ture Black Star of Labor Award (KTBSLA) began as the Black Star of Labor Award. Following the transition of the immortal Kwame Ture to the Ancestors in November 1998, the award was renamed after him. Kwame Ture, formerly known as Stokely Carmichael, spent his entire life in service to African people and all of humanity. This service was manifested in his tireless work to organize African people for revolutionary change against capitalism imperialism and white supremacy and for Pan Africanism: the total liberation and unification of Africa under one unified socialist government. Throughout his life Kwame Ture was in various organizations (e.g. The All African People’s Revolutionary Party, Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, Black Panther Party, and etc.) because he knew that only the masses, properly organized, can defeat the enemy of the people and bring about a new day.
Mawina Kouyate Daughters of Africa Award
Comrade Mawina Kouyate was a founding member of the All African Women’s Revolutionary Union (A-AWRU), the women’s wing of the A-APRP. She dedicated over 29 years of her life to building the A-APRP and the A-AWRU. Comrade Mawina was an outstanding organizer and was highly respected by all who came to know and work with her. She made her transition into the ancestral realm in September 2002.
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