African Heritage Spelling Bee 3

Posted on Feb 26, 2016 in | no responses

This years program is going to be filled with powerful and enlightening Images that will surprise, and at the same time educate the community on the richness and diversity of African culture. We are feverishly preparing for the upcoming Heritage month celebrations. Some of our agenda includes: A visual display of very rare images and sculptors that are part of the […]

Ghana Independence 2015 – The Gold Coast Experience 2.0

Posted on Mar 6, 2015 in | no responses

THE GOLDCOAST EXPERIENCE CELEBRATING 58 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE HOSTED BY EBABYKOBBY AND MRCOCOYAM! GET YOUR TICKETS AT THE BOX OFFICE AT ACE OR AT AMPD.YORKU.CA MARCH 6TH 2015. History of Ghanaian Independence In 1821, the British Government took control of the British trading forts. In 1844, Fanti chiefs on the Gold Coast (as Ghana was […]

African Heritage Spelling Bee 2

Posted on Feb 27, 2015 in | no responses

JANE & FINCH MALL IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE G.A.C.N./CULTURE POWER/ CHANGE PROMOTIONS/YUBSA & THE BLACK STONE LIBRARY PRESENTS THE SECOND ANNUAL AFRIKAN HERITAGE SPELLING BEE!! YES FAMILY! IT’S HERE AGAIN! THE G.A.C.N. IN ASSOCIATION WITH CULTURE POWER / CHANGE PROMOTIONS / YUBSA & THE BLACK STONE LIBRARY IS PROUD TO BRING YOU ONCE […]

Ghana Independence 2014 – The Gold Coast Experience

Posted on Mar 6, 2014 in | no responses

This year, in an effort to better engage and educate York University students and the community about Ghanaian culture and African history, in general, the Ghanaian Students’ Association at York is having a live performance celebration on Thursday, March 6th in the Students’ Centre Food Court from 6pm to 10pm. The vision for this event […]

African Heritage Spelling Bee 1

Posted on Feb 28, 2014 in | no responses

The G.A.C.N. ( Global African Communities Network ) Change Promotion and Culture Power would like to thank the Jane Finch Mall, it’s security staff and management in regards to hosting this years African Heritage Month display and events. The display attracted people from all walks of life and most importantly, people from all ethnicities. Community […]