Liberians approved dual citizenship in the December 8 election according to ballots counted from five counties so far. Robtel Neajai Pailey of the Liberian Studies Association has written a book on how dual citizenship impacts [...]
Reading by: Banti NI Zehyoue (Doctoral Candidate, Kennesaw State College and LSA Board Member) Reading to: Stephen-Eden Quilah Acqui Marvie III Written by: Harriet Agyemang and Duah D. Othniel Illustrated by: Brima Woloba LISTEN
August 2020 was Lyn and John Kucij's 50th wedding anniversary, which they celebrated with a few family members in their backyard. They were shocked when their son, Noah, gave them a card which listed several dozen [...]
Did you ever want to publish your story or poem? Here’s your chance. To honor Peace Corps Liberia’s 60th Anniversary in 2022, FOL has several initiatives planned, including a published anthology of brief, true Liberian [...]
The Wild Chimpanzee Foundation filmed the critically endangered western chimpanzee, Diana monkey, King colobus, and pygmy hippopotamus. The lighting and clarity of these species is incredibly rare, as noted by our Member-At-Large, Richard Nisbett: [...]
Friends of Liberia and Friends of Tonga hosted author Susan E. Greisen, who wrote a memoir of her time in Peace Corps Liberia and Peace Corps Tonga. In case you missed it, we recorded the [...]
BoshBosh has been making masks for the Liberian community with the help of a grant from our COVID-19 Taskforce.
Liberian Studies Association member Robtel Neajai Pailey has been appointed Assistant Professor of International Social and Public Policy at the London School of Economics. In her professional career, Dr. Pailey has taught at [...]
Save the date: Thursday, October 1, at 5PM PST/8PM EST via ZOOM Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89410998090 Please join Susan E. Greisen (RPCV Liberia 71-73 & Tonga 73-74) for a virtual slideshow and an author interview of her recently [...]
Friends of Liberia partnered with the San Diego World Affairs Council to host the author of a book about former slaves who migrated to Liberia in the 1800s. Author Susan E. Lindsey joined us on [...]
