Heal the Break in Our Story
Stand where your ancestors once stood. Name what was taken, honor what survived, and reclaim what still lives in you.
Pan-African Homecoming Movement
Return to the Source.
Reclaim Your Story.
A cultural homecoming experience guiding African Americans back to the Motherland — through travel, learning, and community.
Why This Journey Matters
Homecoming is more than a vacation. It is a chance to heal history, see Africa with your own eyes, and build living bridges between the continent and the diaspora.
See Africa with Your Own Eyes
Move beyond stereotypes and postcards. Meet cities, cultures, and communities as vibrant, complex, and alive as you.
Build Living Bridges
Form real relationships with local guides, schools, artists, elders, and families across the continent.
Choose Your Homecoming Path
Whether this is your very first trip or a deep return, we help you travel with intention, care, and community.
Path One
First-Time Traveler Path
Gentle, guided itineraries that blend history, culture, and rest — with daily check-ins, group support, and time to process what you feel.
Path Two
Family & Youth Path
Homecoming journeys designed for parents, teens, and elders — honoring multiple generations and pacing the trip for everyone.
Path Three
Diaspora Youth Exchange
For students, creatives, and young leaders who want to collaborate with peers on the continent through art, service, and shared projects.
Take the 2-minute journey quiz to discover which path fits you best →
Stories of Return
Every journey is different. Hear from people who have walked through the Door of No Return, danced in new cities, and found pieces of themselves in the Motherland.
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Tasha • Chicago → Ghana
First-Time Journey
"When my feet touched the soil, I felt like my grandmother was holding my hand. I came back knowing I belong to something bigger."
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Jordan • Atlanta → Senegal
Youth Exchange
"The boys I met in Dakar felt like my cousins. We traded beats and stories, and I left with a second home."
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The Lee Family • New York → South Africa
Family Path
"Watching my parents and children learn together was the gift. Three generations healing at once."