Statements
STATEMENTS
From GPAM
The Global Pan-African Movement North America regularly releases statements regarding events and issues that warrant immediate attention and response.
Please find below links to our organizational statements.
Please find below links to our organizational statements.
Global Pan African Movement (GPAM) – North America Statement on the hostilities in Palestine and the Occupied Territories
The Global Pan African Movement, North American delegation stands in solidarity with the people of Palestine and especially with the peoples in all occupied territories.
In Solidarity with Libya and Morocco
The Global Pan African Movement stands in solidarity with African peoples in Libya and Morocco as we continue to hear about the devastating impact of
GPAM Statement on SCOTUS Decision on Race Conscious Admission
The Global Pan African Congress, North American delegation joins the world to condemn the United States Supreme Court’s ruling in Student for Fair Admission, Inc. v. President and Fellows of Harvard College and Student for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. University of North Carolina et al.
A Tribute to Mĩcere Gĩthae Mũgo: A True Woman Warrior
At the end of the day, Professor Micere Mugo was a quintessential daughter of the African soil by birth and a true global Pan Africanist
Ama Ata Aidoo: Pan African Feminism and Pan African Optimism
The Pan African playwright, novelist, essayist, womanist and anti-imperialist joined the ancestors on May 31, 2023. Born in the Global African region that is now
Africa Relations with China, Implications for Global Africa
Introduction There are historical changes taking place in global politics that are shaping international relations in terms of economic cooperation, political alignments, and changing aspirations.
GPAM Statement on Ugandan LGBTQ+ Laws
The Global Pan African Movement denounces the Ugandan government and its criminalization of the LGBTQ+ community. On Tuesday, March 22, 2023, the Ugandan parliament introduced legislation that further puts queer people at risk of life imprisonment and the death penalty.
The Global Pan African Movement Statement on the March 18th Action for Peace in Washington DC
The Global Pan African Movement, North America, has always been a movement of peace. Throughout multiple historical junctures, our movement has promoted peace and stood
GPAM condemns the killing of Manuel Esteban, Paez Teran, Tyre Nichols and Anthony Lowe Jr.
The Global Pan African Movement (GPAM) North America condemns the brutal killing of Tyre Nichols by the former members of the Memphis Police Department. This
