Your invited to attend a Maasai cultural event at the University of San Diego to learn how the Maasai chiefs are establishing culture-based education to honor the Maasai traditions. Reception immediately following the presentation. 

Tue, November 28, 2017
6:00 PM – 7:30 PM PST
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Who Are The Maasai?
The Maasai are one of the last remaining indigenous tribal communities in East Africa. They are known globally for their distinct culture and ancient heritage. However, today they stand at the crossroads of globalization. Their traditional way of life is rapidly changing as they are forced to adapt to new lifestyles for survival.

Guest Speaker
Ole Sankale is a Maasai cultural ambassador, musician, performer, and engaging lecturer. Ole Sankale is a highly knowledgeable warrior about traditional and modern Maasai culture.

Why is this event important to USD community?
The USD community empowers its students to become ethical and compassionate leaders who are inspired to create lasting social change in our global society.

The opportunity for students to leave campus and venture out into the world is one of the greatest gifts USD’s students are given.

Welcoming a respected member of the Maasai tribe to campus furthers USD’s mission of exploring diverse cultures, exposes students and alumni to the life-saving work of an international NGO, and builds a bridge for the USD community to have a hands-on experience in bringing water and building schools in Kenya.