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African Scientific Research Institute
Forever indebted to those who paid the supreme price of slavery in the land of the free
Forever indebted to those who paid the supreme price of slavery in the land of the free
Membership in the African Scientific Research Institute is open to all who embrace an interest in African-centered scholarly research, cultural heritage, tourism and marketing of African American archeological and anthropological history
Saving The Landscapes of America’s Greatest Treasure
African American Slaves Burial Grounds
Trans-Delta Regional Authority Territory
The African Scientific Research Institute’s (ASRI) purpose is to advance open policy discussion forums on historic cultural preservation, conservation, and management methodology of recovered sacred grounds and natural resource/historic collections. ASRI intends to ensure that African progenitor’s burial grounds and human fossils remain in perpetuity and that ancient cultural artifacts continue to be valuable to the world.
Prime Annual Membership to the African Scientific Research Institute which includes access to Cultural Tours, Documentaries, Electronic delivery of ASRI Gazette Newsletter (launched 2018) and Conferences exclusive to Prime Members!
Annual Membership to the African Scientific Research Institute includes general member benefits
Annual Membership to the African Scientific Research Institute gives you access to Special Events, invitations to Community Engagement Civic discussions, access to current research projects and access to free educational videos!
Special combined ASRI Membership and discounted Kreol Magazine Online Subscription
African Scientific Research Institute (ASRI) and The Kreol Magazine is LAUNCHING an Eastern and Western African Creole Cultural EXPLOSION in preservation of the African Diaspora
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The “African Scientific Research Institute (ASRI) and The Kreol Magazine) an International Publication is launching a must needed public “UNIFICATION awareness of the historic transformation unparalleled, ethnically integrated, interdisciplinary research resulting in establishing a cultural tourism initiative along the Mississippi Delta River basin that promotes socially conscious travel to significant sites.
Separated by water but United by Culture
The partnership allows collaborative research on Delta settled by early Haitian Creoles Progenitors to advance the narratives and cultural contributions of people colored of African descent. It is designed intent to educate subscribers and visitors to join us in protecting the core values and creativity of African cultures and history while empowering your stakeholders to take ownership of affairs of the Black economy, culture, and language.
WHAT WE DO
The African Scientific Research Institute (ASRI) seeks to build an informed and engaged society by creating opportunities for scholars, concerned citizens, students, elected officials, and the public to actively participate in social discourse and educational programs that pertain to policy issues and social trends relevant to Human Ecology investigation.
HOW WE DO IT
ASRI utilizes a variety of platforms including internet-based, in-person, and blended format seminars, courses, symposia, and open or moderated discussions to help create a broadly informed and critically thinking community.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Through a balanced mix of public forums, training for new entrepreneurs, e-commerce, and education programs ASRI is a valuable resource for citizens, elected officials, and students seeking to become more engaged in the policy-making process.
EDUCATION & TRAINING
Educational and training programs are based on lessons and best practices drawn from research. An active research program on best practices and policy primers for building tourism attractions, public business, and assistance to administrators is a core focus of our services, as it provides valuable content for training programs serving such enterprises.
The African Scientific Research Institute (ASRI), working in collaboration with the Hayti Cultural Community Learning Center (HCCLC) needs your support to establish educational and training opportunities for fifth through eighth-grade students enrolled in Southeast Missouri (SEMO) Archaeological Field Research Initiative. This program will provide unique learning experiences for underprivileged youth that currently reside in an immensely disadvantaged socioeconomic populace.
RESEARCH
ASRI’s forums, programs, and informational resources are non-partisan, non-biased, and balanced public meetings. Public discussions and educational programming at the Institute will rest upon a foundation of sound basic and applied research and a broad spectrum of public policy issues.
Research is driven by questions raised in the public and educational programs hosted by ASRI, resulting in outcomes that directly address the most pressing policy issues of the day.
CULTURAL TOURISIM
Central Thrust – Cultural Heritage Development and Tourism (CHDT)
Approach / Community and Economic Development.
Result / Meshes cultural heritage to community control development.
Links past and future production of cultural heritage to economic (enterprise) development with a focus on community engagement
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