Myths
Myths, a durable mode of knowledge transmission, have been kept alive and resilient through communal storytelling across various cultures. In the African oral storytelling tradition, these narratives have deep roots in the natural world and are woven from human experience.
Since ancient times, African storytellers have crafted tales and cultural practices that serve as windows into ecosystems, unveiling the delicate balance of our interconnected world.
Myths and Imagination
Beyond mere stories, Myths are portals to other worlds, where we journey with gods and goddesses, dragons and fairies.
Yet, their greatest gift lies in their ability to stir the depths of our imagination—to imagine a reality beyond the confines of what we know and to dream of possibilities yet unseen.
In daring to question the status quo and challenge societal norms, myths awaken the transformative power of imagination within us. It is through this creative force that we see the world as it is and the world as it should be. To forge a path towards a world where love conquers all.
Stories In Motion
We envision these stories flowing from ear to ear and beyond spaces:
Into libraries and classrooms, and playgrounds.
Into homes.
Into children's conversations.
Into children's storytime.
Into action.
