Afrikindness is a visionary non-profit organization committed to reshaping the narrative around race, neurodiversity, and mental health in children. Our mission is to foster positive racial identity development in children and young people. Our existence is rooted in the belief that every child, regardless of background or cognitive differences, deserves a nurturing environment to thrive.

We work tirelessly to dismantle racial biases, foster inclusivity, and empower parents and communities with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate the complexities of modern parenting.

At Afrikindness, we employ a multifaceted approach, blending research, education, and community engagement. Our impactful training programs cover topics ranging from positive parenting to neurodiversity, supporting parents, educators, and community leaders. Through webinars, workshops, and initiatives like the Empower Project, we instil confidence in children to tackle real-world challenges and nurture a sense of belonging.

Our commitment extends to the wider community, promoting cultural exchange and understanding through events like Africa Awareness Week. By actively engaging with schools, parents, and children, we break stereotypes, empower silent voices, and address issues related to parenting fears, identity crises, and bullying. Through awareness campaigns, partnerships, and training scholarships, Afrikindness endeavours to create a more tolerant, harmonious, and inclusive society.

In essence, Afrikindness is a catalyst for positive change, working towards a world where children embrace their identities without limitations and parents are equipped with the support needed for their children to flourish. Join us in fostering a global community where every child’s potential is celebrated and nurtured.

We launched a campaign awareness – Africa Awareness Week as part of Black History Month celebration. We recognize the negative narratives, myths, and misconceptions about Africa that perpetuate harmful stereotypes, leading to racial bullying and a sense of inferiority. Our mission is to challenge these narratives and create a balanced view that celebrates the beauty of Africa’s diversity and promotes cultural inclusiveness, kindness, and racial harmony in schools. Further details here: www.africaawarenessweek.co.uk