We are seeking a skilled English to Kiswahili translator to add subtitles to our explainer video series. To apply, send your CV and a sample of your work to [email protected] (subject: TRANSLATOR) by February 15th, midnight (GMT)

Our research team are the backbone of the work we do, and this year was dynamic, fast paced, and exciting! Thank you, team! 🙏🏾

2023 was a big year for our community. Thank you for engaging, following, watching, and signing up to our newsletter (if you haven’t, the link is in our bio). There’s so much more coming in 2024, we can’t wait to share!

We’re wrapping up the year looking back at how much we’ve grown as a team! Team ORA, congratulations on an amazing year!

Nairobi!!!
Episode 1: an exploration on the untold stories of African heritage restitution 🥳🥳🥳

Excited to introduce our 6 new case study researchers—passionate individuals from different corners of Africa. Over the next few days, you’ll get to know them a bit better!

If you are a lover of African Cultural discourse and #restitution then you do not want to miss this event

In an article by Ngwatilo Mawiyoo, she explores Africa's cultural restitution, highlighting Restitution 101: A History of Theft. How do you envision storytelling's role in cultural restitution? Click here getpocket.com/collections/af… to read more.