TIME: The "Unsung Hero" Behind the Internet "The Web owes much of its existence to Philip Emeagwali" - TIME magazine
"A father of the Internet" - CNN
"One of the great minds of the Information Age" -
Bill Clinton (The White House)
Emeagwali ™ Voted History's 35th Greatest African (pdf, html) Inducted into gallery of history's 70 greatest black achievers. In top 35: Mandela, Nkrumah, Pele, Bob Marley, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King.
Postage Stamps Honor Supercomputer Genius
(pdf, html) Stamps issued to commemorate Philip Emeagwali.
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I Speak for
Africa
259 pages from a forthcoming book of collected speeches.
¿Fichaje de inmigrantes o fuga de cerebros? [Spanish]
Review of 10-day tour of Spain focusing on African issues (photos, video in progress).(Profile in Spain's No. 1 newspaper)]
L'Africa deve produrre o perira' [Italian]
Emeagwali embarks on a 10-day speaking tour of the Island of Sicily.
Please Allow Me to Introduce Myself
Emeagwali on "father of the Internet" and his visit to Switzerland.
(Listen to or download podcast. Read transcript. The entire 74-minute English-French video will be available to Friends of Emeagwali)
Ebony magazine features Emeagwali in "Eight Africans & their contributions to the world."
Philip Emeagwali in April 2008 issue of Ebony ( page 116).
Click on image to download poster-sized photo to your hard drive.
Internet is the 8th Continent!
Lecture delivered at Michigan State University
preceding award from Governor of Michigan to Emeagwali for his "tremendous impact on the state of Michigan."
Conversations with Emeagwali On a cornucopia of issues [at Univ. of Alberta, Canada].
Welcome to Africa
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Chasing the Dragon's Tail (video) A father of the Internet envisions "The Internet of 2100—AND BEYOND"
[5-minute excerpt from Emeagwali's keynote speech
delivered in Washington, DC.]
Africa’s Fate Lies in the Hands of Africans (video)
Excerpt from Emeagwali's speech.
Orations &
Poems for Emeagwali
(pdf, html)
By Bill Clinton and several spoken word artists (80 pages)
Emeagwali visiting the University of Alberta, Canada to deliver a lecture.
Who is the Father of the Internet?
Lecture delivered at Michigan State University
preceding "special tribute" to Emeagwali in Michigan House of Representatives for "tireless contributions [that] revolutionized the computer industry."
Book of Letters Project Kicks Off Archive your letter to Emeagwali for your great-grandchildren.