Teachers

JELYPals is an educational technology designed to fit the needs of YOUR classroom. Although we see JELYPals not only as an online tool, but also as a window into the realm of new possibilities.

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Parents

JELYPals is an opportunity for your child to take pride in their cultural roots as they connect with their counterparts in the African Diaspora. It’s also an opportunity for your child to become more globally conscious as they learn about cultures of the world.

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Community Leaders

JELYPals is a fantastic opportunity to increase reading, writing and digital competency amongst your students! JELYPals was originally founded to address the ever-growing divide between Africans and African-Americans.

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JELYBlog

Updates and Stories from JELYPals

Do they Speak English in Africa?

Do they Speak English in Africa?

Posted by Kelechi on Nov 16, 2012

On Friday, I had the chance to visit Propel Homestead and talk to a group of 6th and 8th grade students. Similar to when I went to another homestead school about a month ago, I went to introduce the JELYPals platform to the students and to do get some feedback about...

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myDiaspora Story: Dany Masado

myDiaspora Story: Dany Masado

Posted by Kelechi on Nov 12, 2012

I guess my diaspora story isn’t all that different from many of the other ones you’ve heard before, nor is it all that different from what you have lived, if you are of the diaspora. It is that same old trite story of arriving to the U.S. and going through the...

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myDiaspora Story: Adolphus Washington

myDiaspora Story: Adolphus Washington

Posted by Kelechi on Oct 29, 2012

  An Africanist Journey: In my own words (Reblogged from here) In the beginning Political theories such as neopatrimonialism and the words of Africanist like Patrick Chabal and Nicolas van de Walle or African historians such as John Henrik Clarke and Cheikh Anta...

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