Earth, Wind and Fire blasting on the speakers. Children running through sprinklers. Flip Flops. Dominoes. And the delicious smell of marinated meat and veggies on
Crab, with is tender melt-in-your-mouth, sweet-salty goodness is an ocean floor delight for many. And this week, Outdoor Afro founder Rue Mapp decided to catch
It seems in these last few years there has been an explosion of human powered efforts from walking and biking movements that are making gym
A few months back, the good folks at Duraflame sent over a box of roasting logs and a s’mores kit and asked me to take
Queen’s Chronicles: Frum de Ga’dun ta de Table: De Gullah/Geechee Sho Able! by Queen Quet, Chieftess of the Gullah/Geechee Nation The world has come to appreciate
Enjoy this guest blog and trip report by Zoe Polk, an Outdoor Afro Regional Leader and a human rights attorney! If you, like me, have
Posted originally on the 2012 King Holiday. Where will you serve in 2013? Stay tuned for an upcoming blog of Outdoor Afro activities this year!
Originally posted Thanksgiving, November 25th, 2009…Enjoy! Thanksgiving in my family is more than the delicious turkey, pies, and cobblers my sister Delane makes; it is
Who says you have to give up your cuteness to be in nature? Check out Ola Ronke, a Brooklyn, NY yoga teacher and healthy food advocate, getting
Hello there Outdoor Afros! Kelly here from the Acta Non Verba: Youth Urban Farm Project! This past Saturday I was a guest of Outdoor Afro and Soul
