Our Projects
Are you passionate about supporting Africans and the African diaspora? Join us to make a real impact on people’s lives. Our projects connect experts from diverse backgrounds, contributing to a better world.
Let’s turn your humanitarian ideas into action. Collaborate with us for a meaningful impact and a positive change in the world.
Our selected list of projects
SANKOFA: Retracing My African Roots
With over a decade of hospitality experience in Verona, Italy, and more than 1,000 in-depth interviews across the African diaspora on The Obehi Podcast, Obehi Ewanfoh recognized a vital gap in the travel industry, a need for a platform that truly celebrates African and diaspora heritage through purposeful cultural exchange.
Inspired by these rich conversations and his passion for reconnecting people with their roots, Obehi launched the Diaspora Storytelling & Tourism Initiative (DTE).
Your Legacy Stories
Made for people over 40 who want to be thoughtful about their legacy, whether it’s their own or their family’s.
Our storytelling process doesn’t just record your history; it brings your story to life in a way that’s engaging, meaningful, and inspiring. We believe a well-told story can do more than look back; it can carry your values forward for generations to come.
We start by getting to know you through thoughtful conversations and interviews, often working closely with your family office if you have one. As experienced listeners and trusted guides, we treat your story with care, clarity, and respect.
Documentary Projects
Creating the Blackness of Africa
“Creating the Blackness of Africa: Deconstructing European Imaginations and Exploitations.” This documentary project, “Creating the Blackness of Africa” by Obehi Ewanfoh in 2015, challenges the notion that the color “black” can define the identity of African people. We totally reject that.
Pan-Africanism: Testing Ideas on Reality
Pan-Africanism – Testing Ideas on Reality is a documentary project by Obehi Ewanfoh. The film delves into the complex relationship between the concept of Pan-Africanism and its implementation in modern African politics.
Pan-Africanism is a socio-political ideology that emerged in the late 19th century, emphasizing the unity, solidarity, and self-reliance of African people worldwide.