Registered:Charity No. 1184476
Find us:167 ALFRETON ROAD,NOTTINGHAM NG7 3JR
ADAN-UK is comprised of members who are accomplished academics within UK Universities. Under the umbrella of ADAN-UK, these members come together to generate ideas and execute charitable activities that transform livelihoods in African communities and enhance capacity among institutions of higher learning in Africa.
ADAN-UK is a charity whose members are accomplished academics in UK Universities. These members have their roots in Africa. One of the key founding motivations of ADAN-UK is to bring together individuals and organisations to energise and support African students and academics in the UK. Another, crucial motivating intentions of ADAN-UK is to bring together experiences of international organisations, diplomatic missions, government departments, to work with ADAN-UK in addressing issues affecting African youth in Africa.
Given the experience of our members, and their roles in their respective places of deployment, also having coordinated large projects before, we know that ADAN-UK is in a strong and strategic position to work with the UK Government and its representatives to advance and shape Government policy and priorities towards Africa. ADAN-UK is keen to work with the UK government to provide unprecedented insights on policy implementation in Africa to create impact in order for reach progress and change to be experienced.
We are a Charity very grounded in the grassroots issues pervading Further and Higher Education in African institutions. Ours is an intrinsic drive to partner with these institutions, and our UK hosts, to advance and improve capacity of our colleagues and institutions in Africa. Some of our initiatives have involved joint projects that pertain to curriculum review and development, joint supervision of PhD students many of whom are academic staff in African universities, and release of reference books to libraries in some universities in Africa. We partner in raising aspirations and attainment levels both for students and staff.
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Since 2010 ADAN-UK has held the annual forum in July that brings together new and old members to debate and discuss topical issues that touch on Africa, and, or issues that impact the members’ contribution to academia and practise...
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ADAN-UK is devoted to ensuring the professional growth of academics of African origin is supported and developed. The scheme provides an environment to cultivate mentor-mentee relationships between doctoral researchers/early academics...
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This scheme complements ADAN-UK’s goal to contribute to the capacity building of HE and FE institutions in Africa. Through the books4Africa initiative, ADAN-UK members collect unwanted academic books and journals in the UK, and donate them...
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In 2013, ADAN-UK launched the widening participation and access to higher education initiative in the UK as it became increasingly evident that the African diaspora in the UK was growing in numbers over the years; however, many had limited...
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