Their aggregates are based on the exit examination all Junior High School students take as a method for determining qualification for High School Placement. It is mostly a measure of how well they can memorize the material they have studied in Junior High School. The lower the score, the better the score. They are tested […]
It is that time of year again. We have selected seventeen new Anansi students who are now beginning school. Here are their names, photos and what they wrote about themselves on their Anansi Applications. Thank you to all sponsors! Michael Abaidoo Junior, Sponsors – Becky Bay and Leigh McDonnell I want to be given the scholarship from […]
On April 5th an impressive community gathered in Portland, Oregon at the invitation of two long time supporters of Anansi, Pam Crow and Gaby Donnell. The friends came to learn about our organization, to hear poetry read and to raise funds for our cause. Ellen Goldberg, a published poet, also donated her time and one […]
Our annual auction features a wide collection of beautiful African art. Many auction attendees have bought great pieces at previous auctions that work wonderfully in their homes. We’ve collected some photos from different homes to highlight the many ways these artworks can be incorporated into your home. Here are two examples of African fabrics which […]
This year’s auction features a variety of wonderful pieces, and we’re happy to share a preview of some of them here. This selection shows art that will be featured in the live and silent auctions. Check back in a few weeks for a full catalogue! Fanti Fertility Dolls, 9 ½” tall To ensure that any […]
This year Anansi is proud to announce its first Ghanaian sponsor, Joe Hanson. Joe has known Kathryn for many years, as the Hansons are Kathryn’s Ghanaian family. He was born and raised near Mpeasem. He manages Hans Cottage Botel, which is owned by his father, Kwesi Hanson. This year Anansi saw a very large number […]
This year Anansi faced a unique challenge – 8 of the girls who were awarded scholarships and were accepted to University Practice High School, were informed that there wasn’t enough space in the school hostel for them to stay. Most Anansi students live on the campus of their high schools, in student hostels, as they […]