Pan-African movement, Africans Rising, has announced plans to publish a 10-year impact report documenting the growth and achievements of its annual Africa Liberation Week campaign.
The organisation disclosed this in an email to its members on Monday, stating that the report would reflect on a decade of promoting justice, solidarity, and Pan-Africanism through grassroots mobilisation across Africa and the diaspora.
According to Africans Rising, Africa Liberation Week has, over the past 10 years, evolved into a significant platform driven by the active participation of its members and partners.
“As we celebrate this important milestone, Africans Rising is preparing a 10-Year Africa Liberation Week Impact Report to document our journey, celebrate our achievements, and highlight the impact we have made together over the past decade,” the organisation said.
To ensure the report captures the experiences of its members, Africans Rising said it had launched a survey seeking feedback from participants across its network.
It noted that responses from members would help document the movement’s collective story, assess its impact over the years, and inform the future direction of Africa Liberation Week.
The organisation urged members to complete the survey, describing their contributions as vital to shaping the next phase of the campaign.
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