The 2025 Inaugural Edition of the Sankofa Quarterly: of African American Preparedness Culture is seeking content contributors

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The 2025 Inaugural Edition of the Sankofa Quarterly: of African American Preparedness Culture, is now in progress. 

Are you a futurist, faith prepper, visioneer, or imagineer in any of these professions below, contribute your wit, wisdom, best practices in short anecdotes and/or imagery. 

We endeavor to become an visually alluring groundbreaking publication for African American Preparedness Culture. Digital and Print-On-Demand distribution. 

Your content contributions are valued, appreciated, and needed!  

Submission deadline date: June 14th. Release Date: Juneteenth 2025

See Link to Sankofa Quarterly Submission Guidelines on my Blog https://perenniallife.blogspot.com/2025/05/the-2025-inaugural-edition-of-sankofa.html

Release date: Juneteenth. Submission deadline date: June 14th.

PowerPoint Presentation of Publication Description and Submission Guidelines 

If you're not a member, join at https://Century5101075.com Now is the time to join! $25/year through 6/19/2025. 100% tax-deductible if you are in business. 

Upon membership, you will recieve the Zoom link to our Saturday Editorial Review Sessions 12:00 to 12:45. If you can't attend, the post video will be provided.  

Also, you may submit a tribute in this Inaugural Edition, as we Honor Fathers, and Ancestors in June!

Preparedness Industry Professions (shortlist):

Accounting * Aeronautics * A.I. Imagineers *  Amateur Radio * Arborists  * Architecture * Archivists/Historians * Arts *  Appliance Repair * Athletics (Team Sports)  *Auto Mechanics and Parts *  Aviation * Barbering * Beekeeping/Pollination * Biology *  Bicycle Repair * Bookmaking * Botany * Carpentry * Children's Book Illustration and Authorship * Christian Ministry * Cloaking Devices * Clock Repair (Digital/Analog) * Creative Writing * Computer Aided Design * Construction (Middle Income Home Building & Remodeling) *  Computer Programming * Culinary * Defense Technologies * Dentistry (Decay Preventative) * Desalination & Water Purification * Drone/COW Technology * E-Book Publishing * Earth Sciences * Electronics * Electric Grid Infrastructure *  Emergency Management * Engineering * Farming (Low Carbon Footprint) * Film Production *  Fleet Transport (primetime, emergency, rescue) * Fitness * Forestry * Graphic Arts Professionals * Health (Illness Preventative) * Heating and Cooling - HVAC * Heavy Equipment Operation and Repair * Homeopathy * Horticulture * Hydraulic Power * Hydroponics * Insurance (Health, Property, Life, Liability) *  Internet Technologies * Litigation (Corporate, Defendant, Emergency Management, Entertainment, Intellectual Property, Patent) * Logistics * Machining * Martial Arts * Mathematics  * Mobile App Development (Internet & Internet Independent/Off-Grid) * Moped Repair * Musicianship *   Multilingual Education (includes American Sign Language and Morse Code) * Natural Fibers/Materials Weaving & Crafting * Nursing * Off Grid / Retro Technologies * Pest Control (Natural, Eco-Safe) * Physician's Assistant * Physical Therapist *  Plumbing * Pre-K and Elementary Education * Preparedness Products and Services Industries *  Printing * Protective/Defensive Arts * Public Health Information * Quality Control *  Rail Transportation and Upgrade * Rescue and Restoration * Respiratory Therapy  * Robotics *  Savings and Investment Institutions *  Sciences * Senior Safety Preparedness Programs *  Signage * Smartphone/Android Phone Repair * Solar Technologies *  Space Travel * Teaching * Telecommunications * Telecommunications Grid Infrastructure * Terraforming Sciences(Mars era) * Trade Technologies Education * Trucking 

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