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As seen in: Brittle Paper, The Guardian, Daily Trust, Mail & Guardian, The AIAC Podcast, Africa Is a Country, Dagsavisen
English Professor @uwmadison. Founder and Editor @brittlepaper. 📧ainehi@brittlepaper.com
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Talking African Storytelling in Berlin with Ben Okri and Ainehi Edoro

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By Ainehi Edoro
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One of the highlights of my time in Berlin, this past month, was sharing the stage with Ben Okri for a conversation about books and the power of the imagination. The event was part of Afrolution, a festival of ideas hosted by Each One Teach One, an organization service black communities in Berlin. For the last three years, the festival has been curated around landmark moments in African diaspora history.
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Ben Okri and Ainehi Edoro Talking African Storytelling in Berlin

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By Ainehi Edoro
| Brittle Paper Verified
One of the highlights of my time in Berlin was sharing the stage with Ben Okri for a conversation that turned into a reading list. The event was part of Afrolution, a festival of ideas hosted by Each One Teach One, an organization service black communities in Berlin. For the last three years, the festival has been curated around landmark moments in African diaspora history.
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Africanfuturism in Wisconsin High School Classrooms: Notes from Nnedi Okorafor’s Great World Texts Visit

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By Ainehi Edoro
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photos by svheartphotography It took my breath away when I entered the hall and saw 750 high school students from across the state of Wisconsin, row after row of them, all looking up at a screen where an AI-generated spider scrambled through a forested landscape. Three students were at the podium explaining how they had used a range of advanced AI tools to render an animation of Nnedi Okorafor’s Death and the Author‘s post-apocalyptic world.
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