Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Pan-African Revolutionary Study Group?

The Pan-African Revolutionary Study Group is a collective dedicated to political education through the study of Pan-Africanism, African history, Black liberation movements, and revolutionary thought. We create spaces for critical dialogue, collective learning, and community engagement.

2. Who can join?

Our collective welcomes Black, African, and Afro-descendant individuals who are committed to learning, dialogue, and community building. We also welcome allies who support our mission and are interested in contributing to our work in meaningful ways.

3. Do I need prior knowledge to participate?

Not at all. Whether you're just beginning your political education or have been studying for years, our study sessions are designed to encourage curiosity, respectful discussion, and collective learning.

4. What kinds of activities do you organize?

We host book discussions, political education workshops, film screenings, guest lectures, community conversations, and other educational events focused on Pan-African history, liberation movements, and contemporary issues.

5. How can I start a chapter in my community?

We're working to establish chapters across the United States, Africa, Europe, the Caribbean, and South America. If you're interested in organizing a chapter, complete our Interest Form and we'll contact you to discuss the next steps.

6. How can I support the Pan-African Revolutionary Study Group?

You can support our work by joining the collective, attending events, volunteering, purchasing merchandise, making a donation, sharing our educational resources, or connecting us with individuals and organizations that align with our mission.