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KEEPERS OF THE CULTURE, Inc.

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Philadelphia's Afrocentric Storytelling Group

Philadelphia's Afrocentric Storytelling Group Philadelphia's Afrocentric Storytelling Group Philadelphia's Afrocentric Storytelling Group

STORYTELLING RESOURCES

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  “The fact of storytelling hints at a fundamental human unease, hints  at human imperfection. Where there is perfection there is no story to  tell.” 

Ben Okri, Nigerian poet and novelist  

National Association of Black Storytellers, Inc.


Talk That Talk by Linda Goss


African Folktales


Safe Kids Stories


Black Storytellers Alliance 


National Storytelling Network


Language, Literacy & Storytelling


International Storytelling Center


Submit, Listen & Find a Story @ Story, Story Podcast


Center for Oral History & Cultural Heritage


African American Intellectual Historical Society


Association for the Study of African American Life and History


The Art of Storytelling Show


10 Black History Stories You Should Know


African American Tales & Games with Linda Goss 


Story Quilts & African Storytelling

An African American Folktales Review


August House Storytelling Catalogue

Art Sanctuary of Philadelphia


Tim Sheppard's Storytelling Resources for Storytellers


Philadelphia Folklore Project

Submit or listen to stories at Story Time with Shanthini 


Black Business Planet Online Resources


Story Art Resources 

We are ready to tell you a story!

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AYA the Adinkra symbol of endurance and resourcefulness. 

The fern is a hardy plant that can grow in difficult places. 

"An individual who wears this symbol suggests that he has endured

many adversities and outlasted much difficulty." 

(Willis, The Adinkra Dictionary)

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KOTC is a non-profit organization.

Your generous tax-deductible donation will also fund our mission to offer quality arts-in-education programs to under served schools and neighborhoods in Philadelphia and in the PA, NJ, DE - tri-state area. 


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Philadelphia, PA 19130


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