#ALD2026

Fort Worth, Texas, USA

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68th Anniversary of African Liberation Day. Founded in 1958 in Ghana as African Freedom Day. Name Changed to African Liberation Day during the founding conference of the Organization of African Unity (OAU) in 1963 in Ethiopia on 25 May 1963. The A-APRP and its women’s wing A-AWRU, organizes African Liberation Day as a means of providing political education to the African community and encouraging our people to become politically organized as a means to gaining control over our lives collectively.

 

 

A-APRP African Liberation Day 2026 Webinar

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This year’s African Liberation Day theme, “Revolutionary Pan-Africanism Fights in Solidarity with Oppressed Peoples Everywhere; Our Struggle Is One!” calls us to organize, educate, and mobilize!

Join the All-African Women’s Revolutionary Union and the All-African People’s Revolutionary Party for an international African Liberation Day webinar featuring revolutionary speakers and cultural workers from all over the African world.

4pm – UTC
12pm – EST
9am – PST

 

 

 

Baltimore, Maryland, USA

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African Liberation Day (ALD) is a permanent institution in the world-wide Pan-African movement. As a day of work in the area of political education and organization, it reflects the fact that we have not obtained our freedom, and thus it is a day to reaffirm our commitment to Pan-Africanism, the total liberation and unification of Africa under scientific socialism. At ALD we also deepen our understanding of other just struggles and affirm our role in the world Socialist revolution.