Join us Center for Global Development for a chat on Sankofa: Appreciating the Past in Planning the Future of Early Childhood Education, Care and Development in Africa. 📚 Ft: Dr. PMak, Hasina Banu Ebrahim, Elizabeth Lule, Alan Pence, Oumar Barry and Kehinde Ajayi. bit.ly/3F7YLc6

UNESCO Tri-Chairs for Early Childhood Development celebrate Prof Hasina Ebrahim for receiving the prestigious South African Education Research Recognition Award 2023 and for launching the SANKOFA Book in South Africa 🇿🇦 Congratulations Prof Hasina Banu Ebrahim

🎉👏Join us in congratulating Hasina Banu Ebrahim UNESCO 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture 🇺🇳 @ECDinAfrica on the inclusion of her 2023 EECERJ article in Taylor & Francis Research Insights T&F Africa Directions and Provocations in African Studies🌍collection! think.taylorandfrancis.com/african-studie… tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Exciting new book review by Dr.Joan Lombardi on growing movement for young children & families worldwide! Check out the commentary on Dr. Dr. PMak book, Letting a Thousand Flowers Bloom: #ECD Networks in Africa Read ⬇️ ecdan.org/blog/seeds-pla…

We are so appreciative of this book review! If you've ever wondered how you can support your local authors, this is it. Something that only takes a few minutes of your time, but has a big impact. #memoir #storytelling

We are stronger together! #orangeshirtday #standtogether #everychildmatters

New episode of #voiceslessheard dropping tomorrow morning. We discuss all things community and how that looks different for each person, and each culture.

Episode 5 of #Voiceslessheard is now LIVE! Join us as we discuss their commitment to community, the need for healing and celebration, and loss of cultural values. #storytelling #podcast #community

As a Black author, I am proud to celebrate Black Excellence Day! This month is special as we launch the second book in our HuUBuntu Children's book series. Inspired by an exploration of his family history, Pana, the main character in the book, discovers how his grandmother, great

NEW BOOK COMING JANUARY 2025! Stay tuned to find out more about Pana's discoveries in "HuUbuntu: I Am Because We Are - Community Resilience"

February is Black History Month. This month-long observance is a chance to celebrate Black achievement and to reflect on how we can make the country a more equitable place. This year's theme is "Black Legacy and Leadership: Celebrating Canadian History and Uplifting Future

Why is inclusion important? 🔸 It creates a positive impact - Pana was knocked down and after getting back up, a new friendship was waiting. 🔸 Celebrates differences - Pana shared his unique family history with his classmates. 🔸 Makes people feel valued - Pana and his

Following up from Family Day, I wanted to spotlight a few organizations who do incredible work for our families right here in British Columbia. Their dedication and effort are truly appreciated and we want more people to know about their great work! To show your support, I

Program Summaries: Health Assessments! By partnering with local nurses, routine health assessments are held across partnership school districts. By bringing healthcare to school, we are ensuring each child has access- no matter how vulnerable! #leavingalastinglegacy

Just like in our day to day lives...we are never done learning, never done improving, and never done reflecting on our experiences. BUT Don't waste time thinking of the ways you could edit your previous chapters, instead, move forward thinking of the ways you can improve the

Joyful, bright, and beautiful- that is our goal for the futures of all children, in Southern Africa and beyond! Here’s to another day of leaving a lasting legacy- through working to provide education, empowerment, security, and support. #nhakafoundation #leavingalastinglegacy

Isn't it true? Anything we need or want is just a conversation away, either in our personal or professional lives. Want a raise? Start the conversation. Want to live in a new city or country but nervous to uproot your family? Nothing is stopping you from opening that line of