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Come Immerse Yourself in Afternoon of Poetry with award winning poet Ms. Ayala

  Join Esther Productions, Inc, The Institute for African American Writing, and The Black Student Fund for an enriching afternoon of poetry with award winning poet Ms. Naomi Ayala. This event, titled MidnightRose, is a celebration of the diverse voices from the Washington Metropolitan Region and beyond. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with the vibrant literary community through the works of award-winning poets and authors, allowing their words to inspire and uplift. MidnightRose is a showcase of the multigenerational, multicultural writers in the Washington Metropolitan Region and beyond presented by Esther Productions Inc., The Institute for African American Writing & The Black Student Fund. Experience the richness of the community through the presentations of award-winning poets and authors. Come allow the words to inspire and empower you. NAOMI AYALA is a Puerto Rican poet, educator, and translator who’s published three poetry collections—Wild Animals on the Moon (

Promoting cultural expression through literature and the arts

   I am actively involved in offering my services, brand, and creating digital artwork. On August 27,2024 and August 29, 2024, I personally distributed flyers to promote an upcoming event organized by Esther Productions Inc., The Institute for African American Writing, and The Black Student Fund. This event is set to occur on September 14, 2024, at the Tenley Library, and it promises to be an enriching experience for all attendees. The event will take place from 2 PM to 4 PM, providing a fantastic opportunity for participants to delve into the realms of poetry and prose. It aims to celebrate the richness of African American literature and foster a deeper appreciation for the art of writing. Attendees can expect a vibrant atmosphere filled with engaging discussions and performances that highlight the talents of various writers and poets. By attending this event, individuals will not only enjoy a captivating afternoon but also connect with like-minded individuals who share a passion for

Past Services - Malcolm X Park

  Between the ages of 8 and 39, I spent a significant portion of my life at Malcolm X Park, from 1984 until 2015. This park served as a backdrop for my formative years, where I engaged in various activities and experiences that shaped my development. However, since my departure from the park in 2015, I have not offered any services or participated in any events related to it. https://msafrikaabney.weebly.com/malcolm-x-park-dc-drum-and-dance-circle.html

Echoes of Self

  Echoes of Self. Digital art created on canvas.September 4, 2024. Afrika Abney Each moment of every day, I embrace my identity as an African American woman. This aspect of my being is not just a part of me; it is the essence that shapes my perspective and influences my creative endeavors. My commitment to my heritage and experiences informs my artistic expression, allowing me to convey my unique narrative through my work. My daily routine revolves around the pursuit of my passion for digital art and branding. I dedicate my time to providing services that reflect my artistic vision. This focus is not merely a job; it is a calling ensuring that my creations resonate with authenticity and purpose. While I remain deeply engaged in my artistic journey, I have no idea what anyone is discussing because my attention is captivated by the vibrant hues of the sky and the soothing sounds of nature, which serve as my inspiration. This connection to the world around me allows me to stay grounded in