The Unụchi Foundation was established on August 1, 2023, with a sacred mission: to preserve and illuminate Africana spirituality, ensuring that generations to come can reconnect with the wisdom of their ancestors. Rooted in Ǹdi Igbo culture and guided by the traditional Igbo calendar, our work focuses on advocacy, education, and healing—bringing awareness to the richness of Africana spiritual traditions, sciences, and technologies.
One of our core initiatives is to advocate for the repeal of the Obeah Act of 1898 in Jamaica, a colonial-era law that criminalizes African spiritual practices and denies people access to their cultural heritage. By dismantling this systemic oppression, we are restoring dignity, freedom, and the right to practice ancestral traditions without fear.
Why Your Support Matters
Your donation will directly fund:
- Advocacy & Legal Reform – Efforts to end the criminalization of Africana spiritual practices.
- Education & Research – Public programs, workshops, and materials on Africana knowledge traditions.
- Healing & Community Building – Creating spaces for spiritual and cultural reconnection.
- Africana Sciences & Technologies – Reclaiming and integrating indigenous wisdom into modern society.
Ways to Support
- Donate Now – Every contribution helps sustain our work and expand our reach.
- Become a Partner – Sponsor events, research, and initiatives that align with our mission.
- Spread the Word – Share our mission with your networks and advocate for change.
Donate today and help us create a future where Africana wisdom is honored, practiced, and preserved.