A collection of conversations about Afrofuturism, curated and edited by Florence Okoye of Afrofutures UK
Dreaming Up Inventions for an Afrofuturist World
Three magical tools necessary for both liberation and laughter.
An Afrofuturist Comic
An illustrated interview with Ikem Nzeribe, in which electric cats roam our cities and Miles Davis albums play on repeat
Afrofuturism and Outsider Tech
Afrofuturists, like hackers, get their strength from working and innovating outside traditional institutions.
Giving Girls the Power to Use Technology
An interview with Achievers Ghana.
Sculpting Space for Afro-Futurism as a Methodology of Liberation
An interview with D. Denenge Akpem.
Black Culture Applied to Technology
An interview with Ian Forrester about Afrofuturism.
From IVF to Designer Babies, Technology Is Not Colorblind
How Afrofuturism can help create a more equal world for black bodies of the future.
Realizing an Afrofuturist Africa
Technology companies across the continent are turning academic theory into practical products and services.
The Healing Is in the Art
An interview with digital artist Tabita Rezaire.
Warping the Mainframe With Digital Alchemy
An interview with Moya Bailey.
A Black Female Engineer & Her Afrofuturist City
To change the world, build it differently.
Afrofuturism 2.0 and the Black Speculative Art Movement
An excerpt is from “The Black Speculative Art Manifesto.”
Space is the Place: A Crash Course in the Sounds of Afrofuturism
Where the social, political, and technological meet in music.
Time for an Afrodigitalist Manifesto?
An interview with Olu Niyi-Awosusi.
The Startup Tackling Women’s Health in Uganda
HerHealth Uganda wants to give rural women control over their own healthcare.
An Afrofuturist Reading List
A crash course in the critical theory, art, literature, music, and more of the movement.