Boho Afrika is not a closed community or a membership model. It is a container for shared work, learning, and collaboration, opened deliberately and at a human scale.
Participation is practical, project-based, and clearly framed. Not everything is always open — and that’s intentional.
Below are the current ways to take part or collaborate.
Boho Afrika hosts small-scale community workshops focused on learning, skill-sharing, creativity, and practical exchange. Workshops may include: – creative or artistic practices – repair, making, or hands-on sessions – learning spaces focused on process, not performance – cross-cultural or place-based exchanges Participation does not require expertise. Workshops are designed to be accessible, respectful, and grounded in shared activity. Availability varies depending on place, partners, and timing.
Boho Afrika collaborates with facilitators, artists, makers, educators, and practitioners who value participatory learning and clear structure.
Collaboration may involve:
– facilitating a workshop or session
– co-designing a short-format program
– contributing skills to a shared project
– testing ideas in a low-pressure environment
Collaboration is based on:
– clearly defined roles
– transparent compensation or exchange
– realistic scope
– mutual respect
We do not ask collaborators to “volunteer for exposure.”
Boho Afrika sometimes partners with:
– community cafés or cultural spaces
– libraries or informal learning environments
– local organisations or collectives
– hosts interested in shared programming
Hosting or partnering does not mean handing over your space or vision. It means co-creating something specific, with clear boundaries and responsibilities.
Projects are intentionally small and contextual.
Not all participation is active or visible.
Some people contribute by:
– sharing information or resources
– connecting people or spaces
– supporting projects in practical ways
– following and amplifying work that aligns
Quiet participation is valid.
Participation at Boho Afrika is:
– optional
– project-based
– respectful of time and energy
– grounded in real activity
It is not:
– a membership obligation
– unpaid emotional labour
– constant availability
– vague “family” expectations
You can participate once, occasionally, or not at all.
If you are interested in participating, collaborating, or hosting a project, the best next step is to get in touch.
