We are a less than 6 months away from the 3rd Annual Dzodzome Fest and the 10th Annual Black Sustainability Summit at KASI!  Join us in Ghana from October 15-27 for the Black Sustainability Hi-TEK (High Traditional Ecological Knowledge) Learning Journey.  Hi-TEK offers a chance for local and international attendees to exchange indigenous wisdom and modern strategies to address global climate issues rooted in Afrikan culture.  To Register for this amazing opportunity CLICK HERE.

Nestled at the foothills of Ghana’s tallest mountain (Afadjato) and a stone’s throw from Ghana’s second tallest waterfall (Tagbo), KASI is named in honor of world-renowned Ghanaian ethnobotanist, Dr. A. Kweku Andoh.

 KASI, the marriage between an eco-resort and a training center, is a one-of-a-kind research and training institute which highlights instruction in sustainable and renewable eco-holistic practices from an indigenous African perspective.

The Dzodzome Fest will showcase the beauty of the Institute, as well as provide demonstrations highlighting the courses that will be offered including solar design & installation, eco-building, medicinal herbs prep, bamboo construction & crafts, irrigation, and much more!