History & identity
How Nigeria was formed
Explore the 1914 amalgamation and the history behind the country we know today.
History & cultural knowledge
More context.
A deeper connection.
Start with the histories and ideas behind the places, people and traditions we know.
Cultural knowledge
Understanding Ethiopia’s calendar
A closer look at a different way of marking time, and the cultural context behind it.
Historical storytelling
Remembering Sarah Baartman
An ATA story examining exploitation, dignity and the importance of remembering with care.
Culture in conversation
Memory, family
and the stories we tell.
Bisi in conversation with filmmaker Akinola Davies Jr. about My Father’s Shadow, Nigeria and cultural preservation.
Culture in conversation
Akinola Davies Jr. on memory, fatherhood & Nigeria
Bisi sits down with the director of My Father’s Shadow to explore memory, family and cultural preservation.
Unforgotten
Return to the stories
we must remember.
Explore people, resistance and cultural memory through ATA’s historical storytelling.
Unforgotten
Ndaté Yalla Mbodj: the queen who refused French rule
Return to the story of Ndaté Yalla Mbodj and her resistance in Senegal.
Unforgotten
The Kru people who fought to remain free
An episode from ATA’s historical storytelling series.
Unforgotten
William Kamkwamba: the boy who harnessed the wind
An episode from ATA’s historical storytelling series.
Unforgotten
Nehanda Nyakasikana: the woman the British tried to silence
An episode from ATA’s historical storytelling series.
Unforgotten
Olaudah Equiano: words against an empire
An episode from ATA’s historical storytelling series.
Unforgotten
The Herero and Nama genocide: Namibia’s forgotten horror
ATA’s historical storytelling on the Herero and Nama genocide in Namibia.
Think About It
Culture. Identity.
Questions worth asking.
ATA’s reflections on the ideas and conversations shaping how we understand ourselves.
Curated Experiences
Culture, lived
and shared.
Watch the Cultural Dinner 2026 and discover how ATA brings cultural learning into the room.
Curated experience
Know Your Roots: The Cultural Dinner 2026
ATA’s second annual Africa Day dinner, bringing cultural learning, food, conversation and Cultural Vanguard recognition into one evening.
Be first to hear.
Join the community for cultural stories and announcements about upcoming ATA quizzes, dinners and experiences.