Honoring Professor Pantera: A Champion of African-Centered Education
“Education is for Liberation.” – Professor Pantera
About the Scholarship
The Kwabena Nsiah Alkebulan Legacy Scholarship is established to honor the life and vision of Professor Pantera, a devoted educator, cultural leader, and advocate for African-centered learning. His unwavering commitment to empowering children through education rooted in African heritage continues to inspire future generations.
Mission Statement
This scholarship supports students who embody the principles of African-centered education, leadership, and community development. It is awarded to individuals who are committed to using education as a tool for liberation, self-determination, and the advancement of African heritage.
Eligibility Criteria
• Open to students pursuing education, African studies, or community leadership. • Must demonstrate academic excellence, leadership, and a commitment to African-centered education. • Preference given to students actively involved in programs benefiting children and cultural education initiatives.
Application Requirements
• A personal statement on how African-centered education influences their aspirations. • A letter of recommendation from a teacher, mentor, or community leader. • An essay or creative project that highlights the impact of African heritage in education and community development.
Honoring His Legacy
Professor Pantera’s life was dedicated to the liberation of the mind through education. He believed that knowledge rooted in cultural identity and historical awareness was key to self-empowerment and collective progress. His work uplifted countless children and communities, ensuring that future generations would walk in the strength of their ancestors.
Support the Legacy
Contribute to the Kwabena Nsiah Alkebulan Legacy Scholarship Fund and help continue his mission of nurturing young minds through education that empowers, liberates, and uplifts.