Adunni Oshupa Tabasi (resume) page 1

 

ADUNNI OSHUPA TABASI

55 Bowen Street #108

Staten Island, New York 10304

Name:                    Adunni Oshupa Tabasi, born an Afrikan, Afrikan 3/30/34 Harlemville, New York. 
                               One of the Many Afrikan Hostage Surviors...

Children:               None, raised two nephews and one nice and assisted in raising several others.

Parents:                 Lester and Mildred (Moore) Price

Education:            Elementary - P.S. 24 1940-1946, J.H.S. 136 1946-1949, Julia Richmond High School 

                             1949-1952, Fashion Industries 1956, Fashion Institute of Technology 1957-1960, 

                             Malcolm-King College 1974-1978 G.E.D. and A.A. degree, New York University

                             School of Social Work 1979-1981.

Experience:         Pattern Making, Draping/Wrapping, Grading Patterns, Designing, Tailoring, Seamstress,

                            Milliner, some Upholstery skills, Interior Decorator skills, skills in Social Science. 

                            A community and political activist, locally, nationally and internationally.

Special Skills:    Sewing entire garments, traditional and contemporary Afrikan styled clothing, for males 

                           and females, including children wear. A writer of unpublished works, lecturer, Advisor, 

                           Consultant,  Coordinator, teacher of Afrikan history. Knowledgeable of Afrikan history

                           and still a novice.

Culminary Art:   Authentic Afrikan Cuisine, expertise in a variety of Afrikan recipes. Have catered for

                            Medgar Evers College, Afrikan Nationalist Federation, Afrikan Nationalist Construction 

                            Movement and Harlem International Organization.

Fashion Shows:   United Nations, July 1986, Afrikan Nationalist Federation, Harriet Tubman School, 

                            House of the Lord Church, Smalls Paradise, Purple Manor. A layout of nine of my 

                            fashions in the February 1986 issue of Class Magazine.