2016 CAMDEN CONFERENCE

February 19-21, 2016

The New Africa

29th Annual Camden Conference

The 29th Annual Camden ConferenceThe New Africa, considered how today’s Africa is radically different from the continent portrayed in most textbooks or much of contemporary media. It is home to the world’s poorest nations, yet a dozen of its economies maintained 7% growth over the previous decade. At the same time, a youthful culture was booming, one that could help sustain economic expansion and cultural adaptation, but also carried the threat of the kind of violence that engulfed much of the similarly youthful Middle East. Africa was also prey to massive ecological degradation, alongside rich and creative cultures and vibrant civil societies. Throughout the Conference, speakers focused on the African view and were emphatic that Africans must solve Africa’s problems and move the continent forward.

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Conference

2016 Camden Conference – Ofeibea Quist Arcton

The 29th Annual Camden Conference, The New Africa, was presented live from the Camden Opera House, and live-streamed to the Strand Theatre in Rockland, the University of Maine Hutchinson Center in Belfast, and University of Southern Maine Lee Auditorium in Portland. Nearly 1000 people attended, including almost 200 students from high schools, colleges and universities across Maine and beyond.

More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2016-camden-conference/

2016 Camden Conference – Paul Nugent

The 29th Annual Camden Conference, The New Africa, was presented live from the Camden Opera House, and live-streamed to the Strand Theatre in Rockland, the University of Maine Hutchinson Center in Belfast, and University of Southern Maine Lee Auditorium in Portland. Nearly 1000 people attended, including almost 200 students from high schools, colleges and universities across Maine and beyond.

More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2016-camden-conference/

2016 Camden Conference – Sangu Delle

The 29th Annual Camden Conference, The New Africa, was presented live from the Camden Opera House, and live-streamed to the Strand Theatre in Rockland, the University of Maine Hutchinson Center in Belfast, and University of Southern Maine Lee Auditorium in Portland. Nearly 1000 people attended, including almost 200 students from high schools, colleges and universities across Maine and beyond.

More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2016-camden-conference/

2016 Camden Conference – Ali Mufuruki

The 29th Annual Camden Conference, The New Africa, was presented live from the Camden Opera House, and live-streamed to the Strand Theatre in Rockland, the University of Maine Hutchinson Center in Belfast, and University of Southern Maine Lee Auditorium in Portland. Nearly 1000 people attended, including almost 200 students from high schools, colleges and universities across Maine and beyond.

More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2016-camden-conference/

2016 Camden Conference – Morning Panel Discussion

The 29th Annual Camden Conference, The New Africa, was presented live from the Camden Opera House, and live-streamed to the Strand Theatre in Rockland, the University of Maine Hutchinson Center in Belfast, and University of Southern Maine Lee Auditorium in Portland. Nearly 1000 people attended, including almost 200 students from high schools, colleges and universities across Maine and beyond.

More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2016-camden-conference/

2016 Camden Conference – Mvemba Phezo Dizolele

The 29th Annual Camden Conference, The New Africa, was presented live from the Camden Opera House, and live-streamed to the Strand Theatre in Rockland, the University of Maine Hutchinson Center in Belfast, and University of Southern Maine Lee Auditorium in Portland. Nearly 1000 people attended, including almost 200 students from high schools, colleges and universities across Maine and beyond.

More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2016-camden-conference/

2016 Camden Conference – Kah Walla

The 29th Annual Camden Conference, The New Africa, was presented live from the Camden Opera House, and live-streamed to the Strand Theatre in Rockland, the University of Maine Hutchinson Center in Belfast, and University of Southern Maine Lee Auditorium in Portland. Nearly 1000 people attended, including almost 200 students from high schools, colleges and universities across Maine and beyond.

More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2016-camden-conference/

2016 Camden Conference – Djime Adoum

The 29th Annual Camden Conference, The New Africa, was presented live from the Camden Opera House, and live-streamed to the Strand Theatre in Rockland, the University of Maine Hutchinson Center in Belfast, and University of Southern Maine Lee Auditorium in Portland. Nearly 1000 people attended, including almost 200 students from high schools, colleges and universities across Maine and beyond.

More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2016-camden-conference/

2016 Camden Conference Overview

The 29th Annual Camden Conference, The New Africa, was presented live from the Camden Opera House, and live-streamed to the Strand Theatre in Rockland, the University of Maine Hutchinson Center in Belfast, and University of Southern Maine Lee Auditorium in Portland. Nearly 1000 people attended, including almost 200 students from high schools, colleges and universities across Maine and beyond.

More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2016-camden-conference/

2016 Camden Conference – Final Panel Discussion

The 29th Annual Camden Conference, The New Africa, was presented live from the Camden Opera House, and live-streamed to the Strand Theatre in Rockland, the University of Maine Hutchinson Center in Belfast, and University of Southern Maine Lee Auditorium in Portland. Nearly 1000 people attended, including almost 200 students from high schools, colleges and universities across Maine and beyond.

More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2016-camden-conference/

2016 Camden Conference – Morning Panel

The 29th Annual Camden Conference, The New Africa, was presented live from the Camden Opera House, and live-streamed to the Strand Theatre in Rockland, the University of Maine Hutchinson Center in Belfast, and University of Southern Maine Lee Auditorium in Portland. Nearly 1000 people attended, including almost 200 students from high schools, colleges and universities across Maine and beyond.

More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2016-camden-conference/

2016 Camden Conference – Kingsley Chiedu Moghalu

The 29th Annual Camden Conference, The New Africa, was presented live from the Camden Opera House, and live-streamed to the Strand Theatre in Rockland, the University of Maine Hutchinson Center in Belfast, and University of Southern Maine Lee Auditorium in Portland. Nearly 1000 people attended, including almost 200 students from high schools, colleges and universities across Maine and beyond.

More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2016-camden-conference/

2016 Camden Conference – Jennifer G Cooke

The 29th Annual Camden Conference, The New Africa, was presented live from the Camden Opera House, and live-streamed to the Strand Theatre in Rockland, the University of Maine Hutchinson Center in Belfast, and University of Southern Maine Lee Auditorium in Portland. Nearly 1000 people attended, including almost 200 students from high schools, colleges and universities across Maine and beyond.

More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2016-camden-conference/

2016 Camden Conference – Afternoon Panel Discussion

The 29th Annual Camden Conference, The New Africa, was presented live from the Camden Opera House, and live-streamed to the Strand Theatre in Rockland, the University of Maine Hutchinson Center in Belfast, and University of Southern Maine Lee Auditorium in Portland. Nearly 1000 people attended, including almost 200 students from high schools, colleges and universities across Maine and beyond.

More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2016-camden-conference/

Djimé Adoum

Speaker

Jennifer G. Cooke

Speaker

Sangu Delle

Speaker

Mvemba Phezo Dizolele

Speaker

Kingsley Chiedu Moghalu

Speaker

Ali Mufuruki

Speaker

Paul Nugent

Speaker

Ofeibea Quist-Arcton

Keynote Speaker

Kah Walla

Speaker

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