Showing posts with label Umoja. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Umoja. Show all posts

Thursday, June 28, 2018

@TariqNasheed & Renegade Culture & #theSANKOFAnetwork & #ChooseSekoVArner

Prosperity Conscious 757,
     Conscious757 has recently been in talks with the Uber-controversial-yet-conscious figures Dr. Umar Johnson & Tariq Nasheed. We decided to support sister Chrystal who is bringing Umar to Suffolk in July (see below) and we began talks with Tariq Nasheed. We are in the process of arranging a talk with Tariq in the 757. Date and Time are to be announced. If you are interested in investing (for a profitable return) in this effort, email WhereBlackBiz@gmail.com and They'll provide details as they come available.

Dr. Umar Johnson in Suffolk, Virginia. 7/15/18 Sun. 4pm
Temple Beth-El, 3927 Bridge Road, Suffolk, VA
DrUmarSuffolk@Gmail.Com 757-609-0166
http://www.eventbee.com/event?eid=107560862
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One of the podcasts to enjoy is the new podcast called RENEGADE CULTURE. You can check them out on your podcast player or on Soundcloud. Here's their link:
https://soundcloud.com/renegade-culture
"Our podcast is speaking truth to power and the powerless. We are having a conversation on moving forward for Black people. In the streets, in the boardrooms and everywhere in between. We be doin it for the Culture!!!"

Also check out Seko's podcast - The Fly Guys Podcast (#FlyGuysPodcast)
He recently did a FLY episode with Starr Armstrong on #MeToo vs. Hip-Hop.
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This Friday The SANKOFA will include members from Project Inclusion!
😎😎😎
Time for some networking and fun in one venue! The Project Inclusion Alumni Association is on the move and invite you to a Friday After work Bash at the Montego Island Grille Friday June 29th at 7:00 pm 829 Lynnhaven Parkway Virginia Beach. United Way of South Hampton Roads Project Inclusion Leadership Development Program Alumni Association is creating a platform for non-profit organizations to connect with the community and leadership groups of United Way. United Way of South Hampton Roads Women's United and Project Inclusion Alumni Association members will be in attendance for more information on community impact. 

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By the way.........................
Did you know that Seko is running for an At-Large seat for the Virginia Beach School Board?
If you can assist, let him know!
757-932-0177

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STAY WOKE....and then do something....
Stride with Pride y'all.
CONSCIOUS757

Wednesday, January 21, 2015

"kNOw More !!!" - 2015 Stop the Violence Breakfast



Providing Community Service, Mentorship and Leadership
November 2014

Greetings,
The Gamma Xi Uplift Foundation is delighted to present the Second Annual Stop the Violence Breakfast on Saturday, January 24, 2015 at the Holiday Inn Virginia Beach-Norfolk Hotel and Conference Center, 5655 Greenwich Road, Virginia Beach, Virginia 23462. The purpose of this program is to bring awareness to violence, specifically, domestic violence in our community. We will discuss the responsibilities we all have as a society to support those who are experiencing these acts of abuse; additionally, our responsibilities to help reduce this crime against humanity.

The Gamma Xi Uplift Foundation has made it our mission to uplift our community on multiple levels. Each year the foundation awards numerous scholarships to graduating seniors in the Virginia Beach School System who will be furthering their education at the college level.

We have an annual Talent Hunt program where we encourage the youth to showcase their gifts in the Arts. This program is designed not only for them to perform their skill, but also inspire them to think about a complete presentation; key components such as timeliness, attire, delivery, and style.

The Foundation certainly understands the importance of impacting and exposing our youth to positive opportunities. We have a mentorship program which familiarize the youth in the studies of Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Art and Math. They have the opportunity to participate in social projects during the holiday season where they deliver food baskets to the under-served communities in Virginia Beach. They attend workshops and banquets with their peers from other mentor groups to be enriched with various educational topics.

The Foundation will continue to support the efforts we have in place. We will pursue and explore new opportunities to establish a foot print that will make a positive impact in Virginia Beach and throughout Hampton Roads.

The programs that we provide would not be possible without the support of corporations, businesses, organizers and volunteers. This is where your involvement is critical. We need your participation and sponsorship. Tax deductible donations can be mailed to our address at P.O. Box 64535 Virginia Beach, Va. 23467. For questions you may contact Reggie Matthews at 757-338-2943 or reggiematthews1@gmail.com .
Thank you for supporting this event; and for your support of all the other programs that are made possible because of benevolent leaders like you. The Gamma Xi Uplift Foundation salutes your commitment.

Sunday, January 11, 2015

Annual Stop the violence Breakfast 1-24-2015 Virginia Beach, Virginia



Providing Community Service, Mentorship and Leadership
November 2014

Greetings,
The Gamma Xi Uplift Foundation is delighted to present the Second Annual Stop the Violence Breakfast on Saturday, January 24, 2015 at the Holiday Inn Virginia Beach-Norfolk Hotel and Conference Center, 5655 Greenwich Road, Virginia Beach, Virginia 23462. The purpose of this program is to bring awareness to violence, specifically, domestic violence in our community. We will discuss the responsibilities we all have as a society to support those who are experiencing these acts of abuse; additionally, our responsibilities to help reduce this crime against humanity.

The Gamma Xi Uplift Foundation has made it our mission to uplift our community on multiple levels. Each year the foundation awards numerous scholarships to graduating seniors in the Virginia Beach School System who will be furthering their education at the college level.

We have an annual Talent Hunt program where we encourage the youth to showcase their gifts in the Arts. This program is designed not only for them to perform their skill, but also inspire them to think about a complete presentation; key components such as timeliness, attire, delivery, and style.

The Foundation certainly understands the importance of impacting and exposing our youth to positive opportunities. We have a mentorship program which familiarize the youth in the studies of Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Art and Math. They have the opportunity to participate in social projects during the holiday season where they deliver food baskets to the under-served communities in Virginia Beach. They attend workshops and banquets with their peers from other mentor groups to be enriched with various educational topics.

The Foundation will continue to support the efforts we have in place. We will pursue and explore new opportunities to establish a foot print that will make a positive impact in Virginia Beach and throughout Hampton Roads.

The programs that we provide would not be possible without the support of corporations, businesses, organizers and volunteers. This is where your involvement is critical. We need your participation and sponsorship. Tax deductible donations can be mailed to our address at P.O. Box 64535 Virginia Beach, Va. 23467. For questions you may contact Reggie Matthews at 757-338-2943 or reggiematthews1@gmail.com .
Thank you for supporting this event; and for your support of all the other programs that are made possible because of benevolent leaders like you. The Gamma Xi Uplift Foundation salutes your commitment.

Friday, December 26, 2014

7 things to do in Umoja - Brother Seko Varner on Kwanzaa's 1st day

7 Things to do in Umoja - by Brother Seko Varner

1) Take a family/group/couple photo.
2) Work on a community volunteer project as a family or community.
3) Apologize to a family member or neighbor you harmed.
4) Accept the apology of a family member who harmed you.
5) Cook a family meal together, as a family, and eat together.
6) Do something fun, as a family. (Go see a conscious or fun movie)
7) Pray together to maintain unity as a family, community, nation, and race.


Umoja = (Transliteration) To strive for and maintain Unity as a family, community, nation, and race.