AAMA
2024 All-African Movement Assembly
The 2024 AAMA, held from August 29-31 in Accra, Ghana, will expand on the successes of the inaugural 2022 event and address emerging challenges
July 1, 2024
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All-African Movement Assembly (AAMA)
AAMA
All-African Movement Assembly
The All-African Movements Assembly (AAMA) is the largest gathering of African movements, activists and human rights defenders. As a people’s platform, it provides the opportunity to assess our collective mandate as Africans in our quest for unity, justice, peace and dignity, offers an opportunity to reconnect, ask deep questions about the African situation, take stock and strategize on ways forward.
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Past edition
AAMA
2022 AAMA
The first edition was held in 2022 in Arusha, Tanzania as a hybrid people power convening to assess the progress towards the implementation of the Kilimanjaro Declaration. It brought together more than 600 movement representatives
September 1, 2022
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Some feedback
After the AAMA, the team held evaluation meetings to assess what worked and what did not work. We also met with our partners from TCDC to get their perspectives on the logistical arrangements and learnt some critical lessons for the future. In addition, a short assessment form was sent out to participants to rate the quality of the sessions they participated in. Some of the comments made are reproduced below;
“First of all I would like to thank you for this initiative made by you to think about Africa and Africans in general my point of view on this i would like also that in our programme we implement a session of future Africa continent leadership that we help us to reach on our vision of Africa borderless once we are in Government as decision takers we will change a lot..”
“The whole event was a success, I am very glad I participated. Thank you very much for the opportunity. I think for the next event it would be great to have a session about history and activism to remember together why we are in this situation and what have already be done to take example from the past and not make again the same mistakes.”