Culture Kit
Ghana #2
ID # 3810
This kit was created by a UNC Navigator student whose parents are from Ghana! It has traditional clothing items, instruments, jewelry, food and drink packages, currency, and a small flag. It also contains a children’s book, DVD, and authentic black African soap. We hope you and your students enjoy it!
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Abeena Adu-Nyako
My name is Abena Adu-Nyako, and I am of Ghanaian descent. While I do live in America, both of my parents were born in Ghana, and my grandparents still live there. I have visited Ghana three times, and each trip is an enriching and rewarding one. The older I get, the more I appreciate the traditional values I learned while growing up. It was also exciting to see these cultural values and practices in a much larger context than just in the home I grew up in. I am a junior at the University of North Carolina studying Global Studies: Health and Environment and Public Policy. I am interested in Education Policy, as well as increasing intercultural awareness among the youth.
