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African American father teaching his children at home in a culturally rich setting inspired by the Ifá tradition. The family sits on the floor surrounded by teal and burnt orange pillows, with African artwork and an altar honoring Orisha in the background. A girl and boy engage in Yoruba writing and reading activities, reflecting a spiritually grounded homeschooling approach rooted in African heritage.

Alternative Education Paths for Raising Children in the Ifá Tradition

Posted on by Dr. Asanee Brogan in Ifá Tradition Teachings, Sex, Marriage, and Family in Ifá

Raising children in the Ifá tradition while living in the diaspora comes with unique challenges and opportunities. This post explores … Continue reading Alternative Education Paths for Raising Children in the Ifá Tradition →