As Africans, we see a reflection of our struggles and aspirations in the remarkable achievements of underserved graduates in America. Celebrate with Africa's journey is fueled by Ubuntu, the belief in our shared humanity, and our commitment to rewriting narratives and proving that success knows no boundaries. It's more than just business; it's a personal journey of empowerment and advocacy, shaping a movement for change, one celebration at a time.
Celebrating with Africa is challenging the notion that one's background should determine their destiny. Through jubilant drumbeats and rhythmic dances, we affirm the inherent worth and potential within every individual, reminding the world that greatness knows no boundaries and that every journey, no matter how arduous, is worthy of celebration.
Our mission is to celebrate students who demonstrate resilience and determination in the face of challenges, recognizing their achievements and contributions to their communities.
Our vision is to unite our community through joyful celebrations of graduating students, embracing diversity and fostering a shared commitment to education and inclusivity. Together, we aim to create lasting memories, strengthen bonds, and empower future leaders by appreciating our unique cultural mosaic.
Graduates, your academic achievements deserve recognition and praise. You've worked hard for this moment, and you deserve acknowledgment for your dedication.
Veronica is an educator and community advocate born and raised in Kenya. She is dedicated to uplifting underserved communities and working towards their betterment. Veronica has served as a commissioner with the Des Moines Civil and Human Rights Commission. Presently, she is a board of directors member for the Iowa Interpreters and Transl
Veronica is an educator and community advocate born and raised in Kenya. She is dedicated to uplifting underserved communities and working towards their betterment. Veronica has served as a commissioner with the Des Moines Civil and Human Rights Commission. Presently, she is a board of directors member for the Iowa Interpreters and Translations Association and the Refugee Alliance of Central Iowa.
Omary is an entrepreneur who was born and raised in Congo. Omary moved to Tanzania in 2000 and resettled in Des Moines, Iowa, in 2018. Omary has a passion for supporting and uplifting the youth. He is a founding member and president of the Des Moines African Youth Festival Awards (DAFESTA).
Dola, who comes from a family of educators, greatly appreciates education and its role in shaping our youth. He has worked on various community projects geared at uplifting the underserved. Dola grew up in Kenya. He understands how sometimes different life circumstances can make someone not to emphasize education highly.
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