Drumming Together While the WSU's Lowell D. Holmes Anthropology Museum shared the ancient history of the Maasai people and their craft to create necklaces, WAU shared a perspective on the African people and their culture today. The Arts remain a very important part of the African village and its people. Arts bring people together, used to communicate with everyone in the village, used to resolve conflicts and healing, etc. Maasai Necklaces Craft Session by WSU's Anthropology

IRC in partnership with Mark Arts executed a wonderful holiday event at Mark Arts celebrating cultures in different countries. They started with Storytelling then Living Museum presentations and finished with a beautiful performance by Wichita Youth Symphony. Dr. Daisy couldn't make it to read her poem that she had planned on presenting. WAU President instead made an impromptu Storytelling about Christmas in Africa in general, while Takudzwa, WSU graduate student from Zimbabw

On October 18, 2025, WAU joined NAW at its annual cultural celebration at Newman University. It was a great event with a lot of beautiful cultural performances.

Today, October 7, 2025, WAU visited Washington for a brief meet and greet activity with newcomer students there who are transitioning to...

First of all, Wichita African Union (WAU) membership, Executive Officers and the Board of Directors wish to thank Kansas Health...

We are happy to invite you all to our very first 'One Africa' outdoor event on Saturday, September 13th at Chisholm Creek Park, immediate...

Collaboration with African Country Associations to build a united community

We have been developing programming for schools in Wichita, in line with WAU purpose, charitable and educational. To further our purpose,...

Today we dropped off a taste of African food for Washington Elementary School's World Fair event. Students had been learning about...

The year is going by fast. The first quarter came and went. It is unbelievable that we are already in the second quarter. We do welcome...

We were back on Capitol Hill all day this Tuesday, March 18, alongside many other Malaria Champions, scientists, researchers, NGOs .......

Members of Wichita African Union (WAU) attended two Black History Month activities on February 23rd (Celebrating Black Athletes &...

We, again, participated in the activities of the Kansas Global Holiday Market, in its second year in Wichita, Kansas, organized and...

On October 4th, 2024, The Vice President of International Development for The Outreach Program, Mr. Isaac McNary, joined WAU meeting to...

Two ladies from Kansas (originally from Ethiopia & Malawi) were on Capitol Hill on March 12, 2024 advocating for continued funding for...