African identity ignites divine power
“To be African is to be aligned with the divine, a legacy of earthly riches and the highest level of human thought that no colonial label can ever contain.”
Read More“To be African is to be aligned with the divine, a legacy of earthly riches and the highest level of human thought that no colonial label can ever contain.”
Read More“This philosophy grounds our work and reminds us that our strengths come from our collective care, resilience, and solidarity.”
Read More“Until you experience the energy of Carnival or the depth of our heritage in person, FWF brings the spirit of the Caribbean to you, and we are so honoured the diaspora calls this festival home.” — Founders Vanessa James & Marcos Rodriguez
Read More“This fear of litigation is a more potent deterrent than any government fine.”
Read More“When immigration works, it fuels productivity and it enriches the culture of Canada and the culture of the immigrant.”
Read MoreIf you want people to thrive, you must first allow them to remain who they are.
Read More“They spent millions to discover what any Caribbean grandmother could tell you for free.”
Read More“Our seas are not battlefields; our islands are not launching pads.”
Read More“What traditional healing practice from your culture have you been afraid to embrace? It’s time to bring it home.”
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