frequently asked questions
Q: What lesson level should I begin with?
A: If you are new to a topic, we recommend working through Level 1 and progressing from there. If you are familiar with a topic, we recommend starting with Level 2 or Level 3. From there you will be able to gauge what material you are most comfortable with.
Q: How can I book Boukman Academy for an event?
A: Contact us here or email us at info@boukmanacademy.com with the subject “Event”
Q: Do you do overseas events?
A: Yes we do. If you would like to book us for an event outside of the UK please contact us here or email us at info@boukmanacademy.com with the subject “Overseas Event”
Q: What do you teach in the History section?
A: Our History lessons cover: the Ancient and Medieval civilisations of Africa; the African presence in Asia, the Americas and Europe throughout history; the onset of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, Trans-Saharan Slave Trade, and colonialism; and the African resistance to enslavement and colonialism. Either use the map on our homepage to find an area you are interested in learning about or find our History lessons here.
Q: What do you teach in the Politics section?
A: Our Politics lessons are split into two sections: Liberation Philosophy and Political Science. Liberation Philosophy covers various African-centred movements and ideologies across the globe. Political Science covers the global political economy and the policies that have shaped the world today.
Q: What do you teach in the Psychology section?
A: Our Psychology lessons consist of both African-centred psychological practices and the impact of racism on global mental health.
Q: What do you teach in the Sociology section?
A: Our Sociology lessons consist of the social forces that have shaped todays societies as well as the everyday workings of white supremacy.
Q: Do you teach economics?
A: We do. However, we do not dedicate a specific section to economics. Global economics lessons can be found in the Political Science section.
Q: Are your lessons suitable for children?
A: Most of our History Level 1 lessons are suitable for children below the age of 12. The rest of our Level 1 lessons are suitable for children above 12. Level 2 may be suitable for some children depending on their experience in reading, studying and the subject matter.
Q: Where can I find the sources used in the lessons?
A: Click here to find our reading lists.
Q: I want to write an article. Can I contribute to your website?
A: We have a Community Column section where members of the community can submit their work. Check out the page here.
Q: Do you ship your products internationally?
A: Yes we do.
Q: The homepage map isn’t responding. What do I do?
A: If this happens, simply reload the homepage.