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As you know, TransAfrica has taken the lead in promoting economic and human rights on behalf of Africa and the African Diaspora in the Caribbean and in the Americas. We invite you to join us in urgent struggles for social and economic justice of behalf of the African World.

Under the banner, "Justice for the African World," TransAfrica Forum is charting new directions, addressing emerging priorities, building strategic alliances and spearheading cooperative opportunities around the issues facing the African World and the broader global justice movement.

Join us to achieve "Justice for the African World."

What Do Friends of TransAfrica Forum Receive?

TransAfrica Forum Publications:

Depending on your level of support (see below), you will receive directly via our listserv or by mail, some or all of the following TransAfrica Forum publications:

• News: two times a year every six months – November and May.
• Globalization Monitor: quarterly.
• Readers’ Corner Monthly: monthly of the Readers’ Corner book club. In June 2003 the Arthur R. Ashe, Jr. Foreign Policy began a book club, The Readers’ Corner. The club focuses on books about the African World with an emphasis on social justice issues and writers from the African World.
• New Acquisitions Resource List: New publications available in the Ashe Library—produced every two to three weeks with the latest periodicals and books acquired by the library.
• Newsbrief—produced to listserv once a week. Content—links to articles on the African World from various sources (African, Caribbean, and Latin papers; allAfrica.com, BBC, NYT, WP, etc.).
• Media Watch: Publication two times a year—January and July. Provides analysis of how specifically the print media of the Washington Post and New York Times cover Africa, and the Caribbean.
• Issue Briefs and Policy Reports

Discounts:

• Discount for TransAfrica Forum Conferences
• 25% discounts on books from Monthly Review and 20% discounts from Third World Press and Karibu Books for Friends of TransAfrica Forum paying $75.00.

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The Friends of TransAfrica Forum support Forum resources, programs and activities either with financial, volunteer, or in-kind contributions. Please support our mission in the following ways:

Supporter [$25 per year]

• Receives abstracts via the listserv of TransAfrica Forum Globalization Monitor, Media Watch, the Readers' Corner Monthly, Issue Briefs, and Policy Reports.
• Receives hard copy of the following publications: TransAfrica Forum News.

Sustainer [$75 per year]

• Receives benefits above plus a 25% discounts on books from Monthly Review and 20% discounts from Third World Press and Karibu Books.
• Receives hard copy of the following publications: TransAfrica Forum News, TransAfrica Forum Globalization Monitor.

Champion [$125 per year]

• Receives benefits above.
• Receives hard copy of the following TransAfrica Forum publications:News, Globalization Monitor, Media Watch and the Readers' Corner Monthly.

Long Hauler [$500 per year]

• Receives all the benefits above.
• Receives all TransAfrica Forum publications in hard copy form: News, Globalization Monitor, Issue Briefs, Policy Reports, Media Watch and the Readers' Corner Monthly.

Sponsor [$1,000.00-$4,999.00 per year]
Benefactor [$5,000.00 and above per year]

For more information, email info@transafricaforum.org
or call 202.223.1960

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TransAfrica Forum is a non-profit, 501 (c) (3) global justice organization focusing on conditions in Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

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