The Pan-African Dialogue Institute

THE PAN-AFRICAN
DIALOGUE INSTITUTE

…Dedicated to Education, Policy, and Projects

The Pan-African Dialogue Institute (TPADI) is an international think tank of academics, civil society professionals, students, and grassroots organizers in Africa and the diaspora; inspired by the ideals of Pan-Africanism to contribute to the achievement of African Union 2063 Vision that aspires for a peaceful, united and prosperous Africa.  

Already, our membership includes fellows from 25 African countries, including those in the United States of America, Europe, Asia, United Kingdom and the Caribbeans.

About Us

We are an international think tank made up of African academics, professionals, students, civil society actors, and grassroots leaders across the continent and the diaspora. Based at the University of Uyo, Nigeria, but with active members spanning more than half of Africa’s countries, we are united by a shared commitment to the study, practice, and propagation of Pan-Africanism. 

Our core areas of interventions are:

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Education in Pan-Africanism (Learn about Africa to build Africa).

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Policy Engagements (Formulation, analysis, advice, and advocacy).

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Project Implementation (Community empowerment interventions to enhance dignity).

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What We Do

Our programs and activities are encapsulated in ten commissions created to foster community, learning and service.

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Education in Pan-Africanism: Theory and Practice

Study for certificated programmes with us. Our international faculty is prepared to lead you through executive, undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Pan-Africanism. We publish edited books, journals, and monographs, as well as convoke regular webinars, cultural events and academic conferences on Pan-Africanism. We do these to address the knowledge gaps about Africa, inspire excellence and best practices in Pan-Africanism; and promote African indigenous heritage and values, anchored in the philosophy of Ubuntu.

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Multi-Sectoral Dialogue on Policy and Practice

Our dialogue engagement is multi-sectoral – to generate fresh ideas and perspectives on issues around religion, culture, science and technology, environment, economy, law, politics, philosophy, gender, ethnicity, communication and modern information technology, and so on, in Africa; and between Africa and world civilizations in order to inform policy decisions, improve socio-economic and political realities and relationships locally, continentally and internationally. Join us as we engage with the AU 2063 Vision to build a vibrant, peaceful and prosperous continent. Membership page here. Send us an email: info@africadialogue.org.

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Community Empowerment Projects: Design and Implementation

We conduct needs assessment to identify, design and implement community projects so as to build and advance the living conditions of Africans. We focus on projects that enhance the health, education, peace and security as well as the environment of the people. We create project models and maintain implementation profiles that testify to our patriotism and best practices in project delivery. Our project development and management teams are intentional in delivering projects that are people-centered and sustainable. 

Our Team

INSTITUTE MEMBERS

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Nelson Mandela

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Kwame Nkruma

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Patrice Lumumba