As part of our educational goals, GLNS has joined Elementary Schools to facilitate learning Black History. Kombii Nanjalah has been instrumental in spearheading this initiative making sure to accurately retell the history of Black Pioneers, Slavery, and the history of People of African Descent around the World.
Pictured:
Waverely Elementary
School students sitting with Kombi Nanjalah.
The City of Vancouver acknowledges that it is situated on the unceded traditional territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, and... read more
Kombii Nanjalah participated in the World Aids Day December 1, 2020. Along with other work that she does in... read more
Donations of Cold Weather Clothing Wanted We bought these items and we are distributing for the winter weather that the... read more
Coming this August...Keep checking for more info on our Music and Live Entertainment venues, Soccer Tournament and 5Km Run.July... read more
Dear Friends and Members of the Great Lakes Networking Society of BC (GLBC). Thank you for your unwavering support, relationship, friendship, and commitment for helping and/or... read more
Kombii Nanjalah teaches lifeskills at Windemere Secondary School. Windemere Lifeskills Teacher Tamara Maxim (left) chats with (l-r) St. George’s Associate... read more
Globally, efforts have focused on taking measures to contain the outbreak and prevent further spread. An official global travel... read more
Beginning in Fall 2021 (early application deadline April 30, 2021).To tell you a little more about our program, it... read more
Thanks for your participation with our Black History Month programming this year. Confirming that you Mama Kombii, Imtiaz Popat... read more
The responsibilities are shared by everyone in the BC Public Service, others, and that is where GLNS focuses. At... read more
