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AfriKin is a 501(c)3 nonprofit cultural institution that serves as South Florida’s hub for contemporary African and diasporic art, fashion, food, scholarship, and cultural exchange. We sustain cultural programming designed to highlight the role of art and culture in human development and enrichment, emphasizing cultural connection and kinship across ethnic lines, bridging histories and crafting futures. AfriKin nurtures artists, educates communities, and promotes sustainable cultural industries that inspire global connection.

The word AfriKin fuses “Africa” and “kinship,” reflecting our belief that we are all connected through culture and creativity.

For over a decade, AfriKin has produced programs and exhibitions that promote education, cultural preservation, innovation and social awareness. Through our three pillars — academic articulation, creative artistry, and cultural industries — we engage communities locally and globally to foster unity, empathy, and progress.

When you support AfriKin, you are opening creative pathways for learning, understanding, and economic development — empowering artists, educating youth, and cultivating thriving creative economies across the African Diaspora.

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  • Artist Jokeeta Johnson, Her Brother and Curator Alfonso D. Brooks at AfriKin

  • Artist Jokeeta Johnson, Her Brother and Curator Alfonso D. Brooks at AfriKin
  • Artists Leesa Richards & Milton Mizell at AfriKin
  • Artists Oluwaseyi Shayee Awoyomi at AfriKin
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  • Curator Alfonso D. Brooks and Attendees at AfriKin

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