Preserving African
Heritage for Tomorrow
The Momoh Center for African Life and Culture is dedicated to the exploration, preservation and promotion of heritage via tourism, history and cultural awakening.
By building bridges between the past, present and the future, we strengthen individuals and communities to accept their identity, advocate for social justice, and contribute to a more equitable world.
Knowledge
Intensifying rich heritage awareness through rigorous research.
Dignity
Fostering cultural pride and global sensitization of contributions.
Our Services
Promote Education and Awareness
Encourage the education of people about African culture and history, actions, contributions, and progress as an alternative thinking to the stereotypes and disinformation.
Heritage Celebration
Facilitate consensus and unity among people and communities foregrounding shared heritage.
Celebrate Diversity
Acknowledge the uniqueness and diversity of global cultures while advancing mutual respect and understanding.
Strengthen Diaspora Connections
Construct bridges between Africans on the continent and those in the diaspora to build a global web of collaboration and support.
Empower Communities
Initiate programs and develop products that support economic, educational, and social development initiatives that empower African communities.
Promoting Sustainable Development
Advocate for environmentally viable practices and policies that align with cultural values and ensure local ownership.
Curation and Cultural Media
Explore and share through research and practice heritage materials that showcase culture as a viable source of knowledge.
Francis Musa
Momoh
Francis Musa Momoh is a Sierra Leonean American trained anthropologist and Fulbright Alumnus who earned his Master of Arts in Anthropology at Syracuse University’s Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs.
A part-time lecturer of Ethnography, Public History and Comparative Slavery at Fourah Bay College, Momoh is committed to telling Sierra Leone’s history through its own voice.
Heritage in Action
Glimpses into our research, community engagements, and the rich cultural landscape we strive to preserve.
