The Queen of Sheba Research Foundation, Inc.
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Welcome
The mission of the Queen of Sheba Historical and Educational Research Foundation (QSF) is to educate the public about the impact of African Nile Valley civilizations on ancient and modern society as a means to facilitate maximum intellectual and cultural exchange between America and Africa.
The world today requires a new strategy for cross-cultural engagement with Africa. This strategy should be focused on changing the popular historical narrative and image of Africa from that of suffering and stag- nation to one which emphasizes what Africa has given to the world, rather than what it has lost.
Queen of Sheba Partners
2013 Project to Help Students of African
Descent and their Associates Achieve
Lasting Success in Africa and America
The Queen of Sheba Foundation (QSF) has proposed to launch
its goal to increase professional and business opportunities for students of African descent and their associates upon graduation. QSF will accomplish this by promoting a better understanding of Africa’s ancient heritage as the best leverage for cultivating present and future relationships between Africa and America as Africa continues its emergence in the new global marketplace.
The Lion of Judah: Prince Ermias Speaks Before the Library of Congress
December 9, 2010 - Washington, D.C.
Ethiopia Stretches Forth Her Arms to the Black Church in Chicago
June 28, 2014
Members of Chicago's black clergy receive His Royal Highness Prince Ermias Sahle-Selassie and Princess Saba Kebede of Ethiopia at a Shephard's Reception, where they received His Highness, laid their hands upon him, and blessed him in the name of the Holy Spirit. The reception was hosted in partnership with Ethiopian Diamond Restaurant, Bishops Larry D. Trotter and Roger Phillips, Sr of the New Century Fellowship of Churches and Ministries, and the Queen of Sheba Research Foundation.
Collaborations in Institutions of Higher Education in Africa October 23, 2010 - Boston University
Queen of Sheba to Host Ethiopian Prince Ermias Sahle Selasie on His First Visit to
Chicago in June 2014
Dr. Cheikh Tidiane Gadio, Fmr. Foreign Minister of Senegal speaks at Boston University, College of Communications, about the best strategy for the development of Africa through education.
Dr. Robert B. Kennon and President of Sacramento City College Speak to Student Members of the Queen of Sheba Foundation
May 30, 1991. Sacramento, California
"We need these sort of people (African leaders) to be aware of what we are trying to do here (U.S.)...and to have (more) information on them and their (African) programs"
New Historical and Educational
Organization on Campus
By Nicole Jackson, Sacramento City College, Express News
March 5, 1992
QSF Course on Ancient Ethiopian Civilization Offered at Chicago State University Fall 2013
"It is said that Egypt was the “Light of the World,” but what has been hidden is that Ethiopia was the Light in Egypt’s Eyes."
"Students are required to actively participate in class discussions, investigative research, and field trips to the Oriental Institute and the Field Museum of Natural History."
"... the foundation promotes high academic achievement and strives to match student's skills with sources of...international capital, primarily from Africa..."
"Many of these (leaders)...are interested in hiring students of African descent in their business development programs."
17 Black Scholars Every Teacher Should Teach
President Obama Holds Town Hall Meeting With Young African Leaders August 3, 2010 - Washington, D.C.
"The interests of the United States and the interests of the continent of Africa greatly overlap."
"We are rooting for your success!
1. Cheik Anta Diop
- The Origin of the Ancient Egyptians; In 1974, Dr. Diop presented this research paper at the United Nations
(UNESCO) Symposium on The Peopling of Ancient Egypt
and the Decifering of Meroitc Script, a 7-day conference,
held in Cairo, Egypt*.
- *Diop and Congolese Theophle Obenga went up against
20 of the best/brightest international experts on ancient
civilization and provided irrifutable proof of the
southern/African origins of Egyptian civilzation. This has
been the only time the subject has been formally debated
among worlwide panel of experts. Below is the statement
of the U.N. Rapporteur in the Symposium's Summary
Report:
"Although the preparatory working paper sent out by
UNESCO gave particulars of what was desired, not all
participants had prepared communications comparable
with the painstakingly researched contributions of
Professors Cheikh Anta Diop and Obenga."
2. Drusilla Dunjee Houston
- Wonderful Ethiopians of the Cushite Empire
3. Rev. Sterling Means
- Ethiopia, the Missing Link in African History
4. George G.M. James
- Stolen Legacy
5. John G. Jackson
- The Ethiopian Origin of Civilization
- Christianity Before Christ
- Pagan Origins of the Christ Myth
6. Dr. Yusuf Ben-Jochannan
- Black Man of the Nile
- Chronology of the Bible
7. John Henrik Clarke
8. Ivan Van Sertima
- They Came Before Columbus
9. Chancellor Williams
- The Destruction of Black Civilzation
10. Asa Hilliard
11. J.A. Rogers
- Sex and Race, Vol I, Vol II
12. William Leo Hansberry
13. Runoko Rashidi
14. Asa Hilliard
15. Theophile Obenga
16. Ashra Kwesi
17. Charles Finch
(and others)
Related Resources and Research
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Harvard University Research
Excavations at Napata, Capitol of Ethiopia - George A. Reisner - 1917
The United States of Africa
African Unity: Africa Must Unite - by Dr. Cheikh Tidiane Gadio
- Keynote speech at Andrew Young Lecture Series on Africa, African
American Business in Africa
Inter Region Economic Network
The African Executive