A taste of African cultures and languges with a focus on Swahili and its cultures in East Africa
A taste of African cultures and languges with a focus on Swahili and its cultures in East Africa
Discover the Richness of Africa, Africans and people of African descent: A Journey Through Language & Culture
Does Africa, its people in Africa and here, and their rich heritage still feel like a mystery to you? Are you curious about its diverse cultures, languages, history, identities, contributions, fashion and styles, food, music, and dance?
If your answer is yes—whether a lot or just a little—then this immersive Taster Workshop on African Cultures and Languages is perfect for you!
🌍 What to Expect:
In this engaging seminar, we will explore African cultures broadly before diving into Swahili—a vibrant language spoken across East Africa and beyond. You’ll gain insights into Swahili traditions, its growing presence in Ireland, Europe, and globally, and the deep cultural connections shared by people of African descent in Ireland and worldwide.
✨ Why Join?
Led by expert lecturers and native speakers from East Africa, this session will offer a unique and interactive learning experience. Whether you’re a language enthusiast, a cultural explorer, or simply curious, this workshop welcomes everyone!
Come and be part of this exciting journey of discovery. 🌍✨
Additional Details
Event Medium - In Person
Wheelchair Access - Yes
Contact Phone No. - 0830783771
Contact Email - [email protected]
Event profile (Keys) - Community (learning taking place in the community based organisations or venues)
Registration Required - Yes
Organiser
Established in 2021, The International Institute of African Studies (IIASI) has a vision of a world where Africa in all its dimensions is best understood building from the foundations and depth of its history, present and future.
The mission of institute is to contribute to education about and better understanding of Africa in Ireland, Europe and around the world.
With a learning centre at Kimmage Manor in Dublin, the institute is offering many programs including the Swahili and other African languages, Multi-dimension African Studies course, African Cultures module, Investing and Doing Business in Africa, African Music and dance, Minority Women Leadership, and Pre-Higher Education in Ireland program.
During the Dublin Learning City Festival IIASI will offer a taster course on African Cultures and Languages with a focus on Swahili language and its culture in East Africa.
The course will be delivered in Kimmage Manor Centre, Des Places, Kimmage Manor, Whitehall Road, Dublin, D12 W6EX, Ireland.
