The Global Afrikan Community Network (G.A.C.N.) is honoured to present its first annual Pan Afrikan Gala Fundraiser Summer Solstice Celebration. This years theme is "Purpose". Join us on Saturday June 25, 2016 at the North York Civic Centre Community Hall. (Please see attachment) Doors open at 5:30 pm with Dinner service at 7:00 pm. Dancing until midnight.
Brother Polight will be having a presentation on Health and POLITICS as a driving point for what to focus on in order to create job opportunities for members of the Toronto, Canada community as well as mobilize the people to save our youth and raise the conscious of the Brothers and Sisters in our community.
You are invited to attend the first ever MADE IN AFRICA AWARDS showcase to take place - anywhere in the world.
This private showcase is brought to you by the founder at www.owarecanada.com and other projects of innovation which connect us all with Africa.
Please see attached release for more details and RSVP by end of the day latest June 9th if you intend to attend and the address will be provided.
This event marks the debut of Urban Kryptonite in Canada! Urban Kryptonite is currently the number one film globally that addresses health and wellness from an African-Diasporan perspective. This includes Afro-Caribbeans, Afro-Latinos, Continental Africans and beyond!
The Global Afrikan Communities Network is honoured to announce the return of the Prince of Pan-Afrikanism, Dr. Umar Johnson!
Back by popular demand, Toronto will be hosting the event at 1677 Wilson Avenue, on Sunday, February 25th, 2018 at the Toronto Plaza Hotel.
Dr. Umar Johnson is a certified school psychologist with a PHD in clinical psychology along with three undergrad degrees including political science. He is actively working towards the betterment of the Afrikan diaspora by uniting black people to help us eradicate issues that have been passed down generationally through, colonialism, the impact of white supremacy and negative mental indoctrination. Dr. Umar Johnson pushes a Pan- Afrikan movement because he believes it is high-time we come together to effectively work towards the positive progression of Afrikan people. With Toronto being the most diverse city in this world with more than half its population born outside of Canada, it should be our duty to attend this lectured event. From the continent to the Caribbean, lets show our support by representing the true essence of black love and unity. Dr. Umar Johnson is the epitome of leadership and Pan-Afrikanism. Please show your support by purchasing a ticket. Tell a friend to tell a friend, your entire family is welcome. It’s a Black History Month event you don’t want to miss out on! Join your brothers and sisters and help us welcome Dr. Umar Johnson.
Ashra Kwesi is a historian (griot) and lecturer on ancient African history and religion. He reveals firsthand information from the ancient temples, tombs and papyrus papers recorded when African people were teachers of the world. Brother Kwesi brings a wealth of information and a powerful delivery, based on 32 years of study and tour experience in the African Nile Valley. He spent 14 of those years as an assistant to the noted Kemetologist, Dr. Yosef Ben Jochannan.
