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Africa in the Classroom
Michigan State University
http://exploringafrica.matrix.msu.edu
Michigan State University's African Studies Center is possibley the largets research institute on Africa in the United States. The Africa in the Classroom website for teachers and students includes iinterdisciplinary modules, country profiles, student activities, and more. The center also produces information about Africa for scholars, policy makers, publishers, the media, foreign services offices and the public.

African Studies Center
Boston University
http://www.bu.edu/africa
The African Studies Center was established in 1953 as one of the first graduate programs in the United States to offer a multidisciplinary African Studies curriculum. Over the past decades, it has achieved international recognition for its commitment to teaching, research and publications. The teachers, some classroom resources (such as a teaching poster and bibliography), and an online tutorial that covers the geography, history, and politics of the countries on the African continent.

Center for African Studies
University of Illinois
http://www.afrst.uiuc.edu
Established in 1970, the Center for African Studies is one of the leading African Studies programs in the United States. It offers curriculum development workshops for teachers, grants, study trips, classroom presentations, a lending library, and downloadable classroom resources on African arts, culture, history, and, to a lesser extent, science. The site also features a virtual trade mission activity.

Seeds for Africa
University of Kent, Canterbury
http://www.seedsforafrica.org
Seeds for Africa is a registered charity based at the University of Kent, Canterbury. The charity is run by staff and student volunteers and draws upon a wide range of expertise. Seeds for Africa aims to help needy African families by the provision of indigenous vegetable seeds, agricultural equipment and relevant technical advice.