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Photos from 1991 - 1996 depicting Ms. Afrika Abney when she was a student at BMHS and Corcoran. Ms. Abney became a consultant when she was a high school student at BMHS.
Ms. Afrika Abney has been offering pro bono services for more than 16 years, helping various organizations such as schools, churches, non-profit organizations, and small businesses. She is skilled in social media marketing, event promotions, and community activism. Ms. Abney has supported Barnard E.S., H.D. Cooke, E. L. Haynes PCS, Calvin Coolidge High School, Roots PCS, and many others. She excels in email marketing, flyer design, meal preparation, and guest relations. Abney is known for her exceptional organizational skills in bulletin board management and attention to detail in photography. She has contributed to career presentations, social justice activism, and grant panelist positions.
The Potter’s House is a "nonprofit café, bookstore, and event space in the Adams Morgan neighborhood of Washington, DC." https://pottershousedc.org/
Provided some pro bono services at Potter's House in 2011 and 2012.
"From what I remember you brought the maximum amount of enthusiasm to the Malcolm X Park Circle held on Sundays. You wore all the traditional fabrics, conducted traditional dance movements, and made sure that everyone stayed on beat. I remember you always danced with your shoes off and conducted the energy all around with your head and hands movements. I have also seen you taught other people how to move with rhythm of the drums." - Ken Albert, participated in the Malcolm X Park Circle when Ms. Abney led the circle from 2009 - 2015
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