Thanks for your participation with our Black History Month programming this year. Confirming that you Mama Kombii, Imtiaz Popat and Rebecca Juga are guest readers at Richmond Public Library’s Family Storytime program on
Saturday, February 11. Cindy, the librarian who led the rest of the storytime that day, took a few photos of the program that I’d like to share here. Richmond Public Library-Minoru
Mama Kombii Nanjalah and Stephen Lytton were invited to join the Igbo Development Association of BC for their Family... read more
During the summer GLNS joined Somail Women's Empowerment Society for the SWES Africa Zone festival in Richmond. Our good... read more
https://website-9b356346.fij.nsk.mybluehost.me/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/WhatsApp-Video-2024-04-03-at-16.50.44_4b011fcf.mp4 Africa Great Lakes Networking Foundation founder Mama Kombii was joined by storyteller Novuyo at Waverley Elementary to share in... read more
Helps promote diversity at our Workplace, Programs, Projects, Activities, and Events, focusing on the Cross-cultural communication which is an... 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
August 27th on Hastings St. We organized and met to provide pancakes and mandazi to those in need of... read more
Previous Next Teacher Brian Lee of St Georges Secondary Generously donated these sweet kicks to be shipped to Africa for some... read more
Globally, efforts have focused on taking measures to contain the outbreak and prevent further spread. An official global travel... read more
Globally, efforts have focused on taking measures to contain the outbreak and prevent further spread. An official global travel... read more
At GLNS engagement is key factor that promotes higher performances efforts, greater returns, and lower turnover. We explore the... read more
