During the summer GLNS joined Somail Women’s Empowerment Society for the SWES Africa Zone festival in Richmond. Our good friend Amran Toyo of SWES hosted an amazing event and our CEO and founder Kombii Nanjalah were there to support this great initiative.
August 27th on Hastings St. We organized and met to provide pancakes and mandazi to those in need of... read more
At GLNS engagement is key factor that promotes higher performances efforts, greater returns, and lower turnover. We explore the... read more
How Non-Indigenous Activists Support Indigenous People by Educating themselves and others. This is the focus of Great Lakes Networking Society of BC,... read more
Treating others with courtesy, politeness, and kindness. Listening to what others have to say before expressing our viewpoints, never... read more
https://melisamenses.com/2017/08/31/harambecouver-2017/I had the opportunity to participate in this year’s Harambecouver; that highlighted African and Indigenous cultures, while celebrating the... read more
http://theskynation.com/portfolio_1950355056/dr-pearlz-and-caveman-clothing-set-to-present-at-harambecouver-2017/When University Fashion Week was approached to curate emerging designers that could represent Harambecouver’s 2017 Multicultural Parade; it was... read more
Somali Women's Empowerment Society organize a food bank three times per week bringing fresh, and ready made foods to... read more
We Promote a Respectful Workplace, programs, Projects, Activities, and Events... by defining and Communicating expectations. Our Leadership team is... read more
Respect can be heard in a person's tone of voice, in their nonverbal communication, body language and in how... read more
