We extend our congratulations to the Afrikan People’s Union on a successful 23rd Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Banquet, held on January 24. The evening honored Dr. King’s legacy through cultural performances, inspiring keynote reflections, shared meals and meaningful conversation that brought the campus and community together.
Student Culture & Community Program Coordinator Parviz Jamalov contributed to the program with a keynote titled Five Language Tools Dr. King Used to Transform a Nation, highlighting how Dr. King’s strategic use of language continues to shape leadership, activism and innovation today.
We were honored to collaborate with APU on this impactful event and to support a space where history, purpose and dialogue came together in powerful ways.
More details at: https://www.dailynebraskan.com/news/speakers-drummers-shine-at-apu-s-23rd-annual-mlk-banquet/article_5b0bd8e4-5594-4207-97a5-80e5fb66d3b3.html