What We Do
The NwTF is dedicated to championing African languages in reading, writing, and grassroots innovations across the arts, sciences, and technology.
We aim to promote and empower African languages as crucial vehicles of expression, communication, and cultural preservation, fostering a sense of pride and identity among African communities.
Our driving goal is to place African languages at the table of languages as contributors to the linguistic wealth of information and as reservoirs of knowledge.
KEY OBJECTIVES OF THE NwTFM
Create a museum dedicated to the life, works, and legacy of Ngugi wa Thiong’o. This center will serve as a hub for promoting African languages, literature, and cultural exchange while providing a space for learning and celebration.
Support initiatives that enhance literacy and fluency in African languages through instruction, writing, translations, publishing, research, music, drama
Tap into the innovation and creativity of African people through grassroots initiatives in arts, science, and technology rooted in African languages
Advocate for policies that prioritize the inclusion of African languages in education, governance, and business sectors
Collaborate and network with partners and institutions, organizations, and individuals who share our commitment to promoting and empowering African languages
The NwTF stands at the forefront of empowering, promoting, elevating, and celebrating African languages.
