WAU Performed at Mark Arts During Art Together: Discovering the Maasai Project, organized by Mark Arts & WSU's Lowell D. Holmes Museum of Anthropology, January 10, 2026.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXf1Ca0xx5c

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 Museum

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMqvwLHFWZE

Mark Arts & WAU

IRC, Mark Arts & WAU

WSU Students Partnering with WAU

WSU African Students Partnering with WAU

WAU Members with WSU Students (center & far right) & Working Class Child of WAU Member (far left)

Mark Arts, WSU's Anthropology Museum, WSU Students & Guest

Mark Arts, WSU's Anthropology Museum, WAU members & Guest

WAU Team - Founder & Executive Officers

WAU with WSU Students; the future is bright

With Dr. Daisy