Today Rosa Parks Community School, students in Mr. Rose’s 6th Gr Social Studies class introduced themselves to their counterparts in Accra, Ghana as part of our yearlong connection through Kean University and Oiada International ! Orange Public Schools #goodtogreat Gerald Fitzhugh II, Ed.D. 👌🏾♦️👌🏾♦️KAY Mr. Michael Rose

CILC is excited about the @oiadaIntl scholarship program where #k12 #teachers can earn a #scholarship for a FREE virtual field trip that connects #classrooms to groups in #Ghana. All #k12 educators apply here: bit.ly/3sGYz0Y

Using the “G” in GRAPES , students in Mr. Rose’s 6th grade class Rosa Parks Community School are answering questions about NJ Geography from our partner school in Ghana! Thanks to Oiada International and Kean University for making it happen! Gerald Fitzhugh II, Ed.D. 👌🏾♦️👌🏾♦️KAY Orange Public Schools #goodtogreat

Mr. Rose’s students Rosa Parks Community School learned about the naming ceremonies for babies born in Ghana. Eric Jones Oiada International gave our students plaques with their weekday names! Kean University Orange Public Schools Gerald Fitzhugh II, Ed.D. 👌🏾♦️👌🏾♦️KAY #goodtogreat

In today's session of the Kean-Oiada Amistad Global Village Program, students from Rosa Park Community School in Orange, NJ presented to Ghanaian students of Osagyefo Leadership International School. Their presentation included information on US Religion, History, Holidays and

Yesterday, Mr. Rose’s students Rosa Parks Community School presented the “R” of GRAPES - Religion - in the USA to students in Ghana. A lively discussion ensued over a digital bridge across the Atlantic, created by Oiada International and Kean University! Orange Public Schools Gerald Fitzhugh II, Ed.D. 👌🏾♦️👌🏾♦️KAY #goodtogreat

The “A” in GRAPES is for Achievements - today Rosa Parks Community School in Mr. Rose’s 6th grade class, students enjoyed a Ghanaian students present the achievements in their society. All made possible by Oiada International and Kean University! Orange Public Schools Gerald Fitzhugh II, Ed.D. 👌🏾♦️👌🏾♦️KAY #movingintogreatness

facebook.com/share/p/THXSBF… We are so proud of our students from Osagyefo Leadership International School for their outstanding participation in this podcast

Students from Solid Rock Foundation in Cape Coast, Ghana 🇬🇭 engaged with over 300 students from Riverhead Middle Schools in NY for a Cultural Exchange session for Black History Month! Students had engaging questions and learned historical and cultural facts from their peers. Most

Huge Congratulations to Nustsi Winfred from The Agility-Oiada Training Program! We are thrilled to announce that Nustsi has been awarded the Overall Best Female Candidate at the recent Ghana Energy Commission awards ceremony! This incredible achievement is a testament to her

Exciting News from Agility Global and Oiada International! We are thrilled to welcome our newest group of students for Phase 9 of the Agility-Oiada Training Academy in Tema, Ghana! Our program offers free Electrical apprenticeship training to young adults, empowering them to

Congratulations to Kean President Lamont O. Repollet, Ed.D., on being honored at tonight's 2024 ROI-NJ Top Champions of the C-Suite Gala. #CougarsClimbHigher

Oiada International is honored to partner with Kean University's Africana Institute. Kean University’s innovative video technology enables students and faculty on the New Jersey campus to connect with individuals in Ghana. This international initiative promotes intercultural

Kean is leveraging innovative video technology to connect students and faculty from New Jersey with individuals in Ghana. This international initiative enriches intercultural learning and provides students with direct exposure to Ghana’s rich cultural heritage.

Happy New Year! You are always welcome to visit our Cisco Powered Video Conferencing Center in Cape Coast, Ghana, but, if you can't make it in person please enjoy the video below to take a tour. Artwork by: Nana Asare Bediako Video by: BraSolo Studioz #connectingtheworld

Join Oiada International for a virtual tour of the Cape Coast Slave Dungeon Tour by: Harry Hemans Monney Produced by: BraSolo Studioz

Tour coming soon! The Assin Manso Slave River Site served as the place where enslaved Africans had their last bath on African soil before being marched down to the slave castles of Elmina and Cape Coast along the coast. Produced by: BraSolo Studioz

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