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Ugandan Muslims Association In BC
Ugandan Muslims Association in BC is a registered NR 6849732 having its own Constitution under the Society Act of the Laws of Canada. It is a voluntary social organization of Ugandans Muslims residing in Vancouver, B.C., Western Canada. Some of the important aims and objectives of the Association, as spelt out in the constitution, are as under.
a) To promote social, educational, economic and cultural, religious as well welfare of Ugandans Muslims residing in Canada.
b) To promote, support and organize such activities to encourage the advancement and propagation of Ugandan culture and philosophy.
c) To promote and co-ordinate the activities of Ugandans’ communities both in Canada, back home in Uganda as well around the globe. With a view to advocating, safeguarding and protecting the interest and general welfare and betterment of Ugandans Canadians (immigrants, new arrivals residing in Canada).
d) To support orphans, disables, elderly, poor women, men back home and around the globe, and foster cultural, economic and social relationship among the people of Uganda between Canadians and Ugandans of all communities residing in Canada.
e) To establish Islamic institutions of learning, Masjids/Mosque, here in Canada and in Uganda as well around the globe, sports, recreation, health and any other similar activities in the interest of the association.
f) To co-ordinate and promote the activities of other Ugandan non Muslims community organizations.
g) To promote harmony and mutual understanding amongst various organizations in Canada, and around the world, united nations.
h) To make representations to the appropriate authorities to protect and safeguard the interest and well being of Ugandans Muslims in Canada.
i) The membership of the association is open to Ugandans Muslims residing in B.C., Vancouver, Western Canada and Canada at large. Extended back home in Uganda, as well around the globe who has attained the age of 18 years.
Ugandan Muslims Association in BC
UMAIBC Activities:
Need for a trainer Duluka Druming Dancing Singing
a) The Nubian Kakwa, Swahili language schools purpose is to teach, promote and preserve Ugandan culture to its members and any other interested pupils, and through cultural performances and presentations add to multi culturism in Canada.
b) The activities of the school so far have included teaching Islamic religion, communication in the Nubian Kakwa, Swahili language as well as teaching Duluka Drumming, singing and dancing traditional Nubian Kakway Duluka dance in Ugandan style.
c) While we are proficient in teaching the spoken and written language our ability in enhancing and advancing in the skills with respect to drumming and dancing have reached a plateau.
d) Our students are very keen and have tremendous potential that will be harnessed if we get a trainer to improve our skills in drumming and dancing duluka Nubian Kakwa dance.
e) We have identified such and we need support through funding to enable this individual to teach our students these skills.
Ugandan Muslims Association in BC
UMABC – Presidents Message
Passing on the Ugandan heritage, religions, partly, heritage defines what you are, your very essence. It not only relates to the place of your birth descent or upbringing, but also to the value you attach to your expectations, past experiences and influences. These phenomena act to shape and characterize the individual.
Join UMAIBC. Leads one to review, entrench and pass on the Uganda heritage and religion.
Submitted
Majid MSF. Alemi Junior.
UMAIBC President email: contuct. mfalemi@telus.net Vancouver, Western Canada.
Mission Statement
UMAIBC stimulates and supports cultural, religious and development activities among Ugandan Communities and strives to represent its members before the people and the Government of British Columbia through democratic principals with almighty allah as our guide. our branch office in Arua. Director Co Ordinator. Mr. Jaffar Remo. P.o. Box. 619. Arua West Nile Uganda. in Kampala Branch Office. Contuct. Maimuna Mama Papa.Director. P.o. Box.26738, kampala. Uganda the Mayor Sebagala of Kampala will Assist Mobilised The Volunteers in Central Pronvince plus store/office Facilities. in Adjumani District. Contuct .Directors Florence Urri and Asunta Ojolu P.o.Box. 2, Adjumani District. east Madi. Uganda. Muzamil Ibrahim. The Director in Northern Province. Abdul razak Khamis Director For Western Province. Suleiman and Donne Ramadan Directors in eastern Province. they are all to report to me day to day activities. the headquarters are here in Vancouver, Western Canada. we request for donations worldwide, mostly muslims nations. Mr. Majid Alemi Junior and Family, in Vancouver, Western Canada. email : mfalemi@gmail.com and mfalemi@telus.net salam warahma. January. 28,2008.
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a) To promote social, educational, economic and cultural, religious as well welfare of Ugandans Muslims residing in Canada.
b) To promote, support and organize such activities to encourage the advancement and propagation of Ugandan culture and philosophy.
c) To promote and co-ordinate the activities of Ugandans’ communities both in Canada, back home in Uganda as well around the globe. With a view to advocating, safeguarding and protecting the interest and general welfare and betterment of Ugandans Canadians (immigrants, new arrivals residing in Canada).
d) To support orphans, disables, elderly, poor women, men back home and around the globe, and foster cultural, economic and social relationship among the people of Uganda between Canadians and Ugandans of all communities residing in Canada.
e) To establish Islamic institutions of learning, Masjids/Mosque, here in Canada and in Uganda as well around the globe, sports, recreation, health and any other similar activities in the interest of the association.
f) To co-ordinate and promote the activities of other Ugandan non Muslims community organizations.
g) To promote harmony and mutual understanding amongst various organizations in Canada, and around the world, united nations.
h) To make representations to the appropriate authorities to protect and safeguard the interest and well being of Ugandans Muslims in Canada.
i) The membership of the association is open to Ugandans Muslims residing in B.C., Vancouver, Western Canada and Canada at large. Extended back home in Uganda, as well around the globe who has attained the age of 18 years.
Ugandan Muslims Association in BC
UMAIBC Activities:
Need for a trainer Duluka Druming Dancing Singing
a) The Nubian Kakwa, Swahili language schools purpose is to teach, promote and preserve Ugandan culture to its members and any other interested pupils, and through cultural performances and presentations add to multi culturism in Canada.
b) The activities of the school so far have included teaching Islamic religion, communication in the Nubian Kakwa, Swahili language as well as teaching Duluka Drumming, singing and dancing traditional Nubian Kakway Duluka dance in Ugandan style.
c) While we are proficient in teaching the spoken and written language our ability in enhancing and advancing in the skills with respect to drumming and dancing have reached a plateau.
d) Our students are very keen and have tremendous potential that will be harnessed if we get a trainer to improve our skills in drumming and dancing duluka Nubian Kakwa dance.
e) We have identified such and we need support through funding to enable this individual to teach our students these skills.
Ugandan Muslims Association in BC
UMABC – Presidents Message
Passing on the Ugandan heritage, religions, partly, heritage defines what you are, your very essence. It not only relates to the place of your birth descent or upbringing, but also to the value you attach to your expectations, past experiences and influences. These phenomena act to shape and characterize the individual.
Join UMAIBC. Leads one to review, entrench and pass on the Uganda heritage and religion.
Submitted
Majid MSF. Alemi Junior.
UMAIBC President email: contuct. mfalemi@telus.net Vancouver, Western Canada.
Mission Statement
UMAIBC stimulates and supports cultural, religious and development activities among Ugandan Communities and strives to represent its members before the people and the Government of British Columbia through democratic principals with almighty allah as our guide. our branch office in Arua. Director Co Ordinator. Mr. Jaffar Remo. P.o. Box. 619. Arua West Nile Uganda. in Kampala Branch Office. Contuct. Maimuna Mama Papa.Director. P.o. Box.26738, kampala. Uganda the Mayor Sebagala of Kampala will Assist Mobilised The Volunteers in Central Pronvince plus store/office Facilities. in Adjumani District. Contuct .Directors Florence Urri and Asunta Ojolu P.o.Box. 2, Adjumani District. east Madi. Uganda. Muzamil Ibrahim. The Director in Northern Province. Abdul razak Khamis Director For Western Province. Suleiman and Donne Ramadan Directors in eastern Province. they are all to report to me day to day activities. the headquarters are here in Vancouver, Western Canada. we request for donations worldwide, mostly muslims nations. Mr. Majid Alemi Junior and Family, in Vancouver, Western Canada. email : mfalemi@gmail.com and mfalemi@telus.net salam warahma. January. 28,2008.
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Africa Beyond e Letters
Date: Thu, 14 Feb 2008 11:38:12 -0000
From: Africa Beyond
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(14 February 2008)
Thanks to all that made it to Translations and helped create a great night; keep an eye on the site for pictures and video footage. Also a note of thanks to all those that completed the questionnaire, your feedback on the site will help shape its future. - Africa Beyond
Africa Beyond welcomes any information about events and news relating to African Diasporic art forms. Please send details marked AB Arts plus the name of your organisation to Africabeyond@bbc.co.uk
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FEATURES
African Soul Rebels
Salif Keita, Tony Allen and Awadi are part of the 2008 edition of the African Soul Rebels tour starting on 15 February. More
Grammy Awards 2008
Benin's Angelique Kidjo and South Africa's Soweto Gospel Choir picked up Grammy awards at this year's ceremony in Los Angeles. More
Review: Afrika! Afrika! A magical circus adventure
Uchenna Izundu marvels at the Afrika! Afrika! Circus showing in London’s O2 arena until April 2008 when it goes on national tour. More
Myspace
Visit our myspace site and connect with the African artistic community. http://www.myspace.com/africabeyond
Netsayi short-listed for national award.
Singer/songwriter, Netsayi Chigwendere has been shortlisted for the UK's most lucrative national prize for Music: The PRS Foundation New Music Award. She's competing with 5 other hopefuls for the £50,000 prize which will be spent on making "Adustments", an African operetta about love, poetry and colonisation. The Operetta will be written and developed in collaboration with Patrick Neate, Alies Sluiter, Luke Sutherland and Chirikure Chirikure.
read more about it at http://www.prsfoundation.co.uk/newmusicaward/adjustments.htm
Events
Don’t forget to visit the Gigs & Events section where you can also find out what’s happening in African Arts and African music!
ALFREDO JAAR
Exhibition: 16 February – 6 April 2008
For his forthcoming solo show at the South London Gallery, New York-based Chilean artist Alfredo Jaar presents six works born of his enduring interest in Africa. Jaar has exhibited extensively internationally, featuring most recently at the 2007 Venice Biennale, and is represented in the permanent collections of major institutions around the world including MOMA and Tate Modern, but this will be the first opportunity in fifteen years to see a significant body of his work in London.
TALKS AND EVENTS
In conjunction with his South London Gallery exhibition, Alfredo Jaar will be giving a talk at Tate Modern in the Starr Auditorium on 13 March 2008.
South London Gallery
65 Peckham Road
London SE5 8UH
Gallery open Tuesday – Sunday 12-6pm. Closed Mondays.
24 hour recorded information T. 020 7703 9799
General enquiries T. 020 7703 6120
SMS. 07981 007 845
www.southlondongallery.org
Kalabash World presents:
Ladbroke Grove FILM WRITE is a monthly film night showcasing groundbreaking films/authors/poets. Free film screenings, incredible authors and poets reading from their recent publications, local filmmakers discussing what brought them to achieve their works and discussions with figures from the community participating.
FREE ENTRY 6.30pm-11pm Free Caribbean Food (2nd Tuesday every month)
Film starts PROMPTLY at 7pm followed by reading/performance/discussion
Inn on The Green, 3-5 Thorpe Close, Portobello Green, London W10 Tube: Ladbroke Grove
Tuesday 11th March
Film: Pressure (Dir: Horace Ove)
A British-born younger son of an immigrant family from Trinidad finds himself adrift between two cultures.
Spoken Word with Tuggstar from 'Season of Love Lost' www.myspace.com/tuggstar
Tuesday 8th April
Film: The Spook Who Sat By The Door (Dir: Ivan Dixon)
1970s first black CIA recruit uses his skills to train the youth in guerilla warfare accross the ghettos of the USA
Koje Oyedeji reads from 'Tell Tales' anthology www.telltales.co.uk
Further events taking place in May and June.
In conjunction with SABLE www.sablelitmag.org
SABLE is a LitMag which publishes new work by established and emerging writers of colour.
For further details on any of the events:
E: filmwrite@kalabashworld.com facebook: Film Write T: Kate 07956 883 440
London's Burning - Thursday 28.02.08, 9pm
Africa's coming to West London... Flavour of this month:
NDEYE, The Clash
Who better to choose for our first event than, a Guinean artist with a twist. You must be puzzled by the word Clash. Ndeye has been able to blend Guinean traditional music with Hip POP... Clash has never sounded this good... you'll need to experience it for yourself....
Then from Guinea, we are off to different parts of Africa with a DJ mixing House with Kuduro (Angola), Ndombolo (DRC), Coupé Décalé (Ivory Coast), Zouk and so much more...
ArchAngel
11-13 Kensington
W8 5NP
CHARLIE DARK AFRICAN BEATS
UK Tour: 7th – 14th March 2008 #
African Beats is the product of Charlie’s life-long love of - and a career in - the communicative nature of rhythm, of its role at the root of all music and its evolution through the history of dance music. African Beats explores the subtleties and complexities of dance rhythms generated from the analogue side by talking drum and from the electronic side by digital beats.
Fri 7 March SOUTHAMPTON, Turner Sims Concert Hall
www.turnersims.co.uk / 023 8059 5151
Sat 8 March N. YORKSHIRE, The Shed
www.theshed.co.uk / 01653 668494
Sun 9 March MANCHESTER Contact Theatre
www.contact-theatre.org / 0161 2740600
Tues 11 March BIRMINGHAM, Jam House
www.birminghamjazz.co.uk www.thejamhouse.com
Wed 12 March LEEDS, The Wardrobe
www.leedsjazz.org.uk / Tickets from Jumbo Records 0113 245 5570
Thurs 13 March LONDON, Cargo
www.cargo-london.com
Fri 14 March OXFORD, The Zodiac
www.ocmevents.org / 0870 750 0659
www.myspace.com/charliedark
Volunteering/jobs
OPEN CALL FOR ARTISTS & FILMMAKERS
imagine art after is a multi-stage project for internet, gallery & broadcast curated by Breda Beban that brings together artists and filmmakers who made a home in London with those who stayed in their country of origin
For its second edition, imagine art after is looking for artists and filmmakers from the following places, who either live there, or in London
Afghanistan | Albania | Algeria | Angola | Bangladesh | Cameroon | China | Colombia | Democratic Republic of the Congo | Eritrea | Ethiopia | Former USSR | Gambia | Ghana | India | Iran | Iraq | Ivory Coast | Jamaica | Kenya | Libya | Nigeria | Pakistan | Palestinian Authority | Romania | Serbia | Sierra Leone | Somalia | Sri Lanka | Sudan | Syria | Turkey | Uganda | Vietnam | Zimbabwe
For more information and an application pack, go to www.imagineartafter.net, or email info@imagineartafter.net
DEADLINE 1 JUNE 2008
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Have you been to an event listed on the site? Do you have something to say about African arts? Or do you have a comment about the site? If, so we’d like to hear from you, please leave your comments on our new look site - click here to leave us a message. We will reply via email or on the site.
Africa Beyond is a non-funding organisation supported by the Arts Council of England
The project is hosted at Iniva (Institute of International Visual Arts) Bravo. Vancouver, Western Canada.
From: Africa Beyond
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Subject: Africa Beyond e-newsletter 14 February 2008
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Africa Beyond e-newsletter
(14 February 2008)
Thanks to all that made it to Translations and helped create a great night; keep an eye on the site for pictures and video footage. Also a note of thanks to all those that completed the questionnaire, your feedback on the site will help shape its future. - Africa Beyond
Africa Beyond welcomes any information about events and news relating to African Diasporic art forms. Please send details marked AB Arts plus the name of your organisation to Africabeyond@bbc.co.uk
To unsubscribe send an email with Unsubscribe in the subject to Africabeyond@bbc.co.uk
Join us to build a network of support for African arts in the UK –
pass this on to your networks!
www.bbc.co.uk/africabeyond - Arts and culture
www.bbc.co.uk/africaonyourstreet - Music
FEATURES
African Soul Rebels
Salif Keita, Tony Allen and Awadi are part of the 2008 edition of the African Soul Rebels tour starting on 15 February. More
Grammy Awards 2008
Benin's Angelique Kidjo and South Africa's Soweto Gospel Choir picked up Grammy awards at this year's ceremony in Los Angeles. More
Review: Afrika! Afrika! A magical circus adventure
Uchenna Izundu marvels at the Afrika! Afrika! Circus showing in London’s O2 arena until April 2008 when it goes on national tour. More
Myspace
Visit our myspace site and connect with the African artistic community. http://www.myspace.com/africabeyond
Netsayi short-listed for national award.
Singer/songwriter, Netsayi Chigwendere has been shortlisted for the UK's most lucrative national prize for Music: The PRS Foundation New Music Award. She's competing with 5 other hopefuls for the £50,000 prize which will be spent on making "Adustments", an African operetta about love, poetry and colonisation. The Operetta will be written and developed in collaboration with Patrick Neate, Alies Sluiter, Luke Sutherland and Chirikure Chirikure.
read more about it at http://www.prsfoundation.co.uk/newmusicaward/adjustments.htm
Events
Don’t forget to visit the Gigs & Events section where you can also find out what’s happening in African Arts and African music!
ALFREDO JAAR
Exhibition: 16 February – 6 April 2008
For his forthcoming solo show at the South London Gallery, New York-based Chilean artist Alfredo Jaar presents six works born of his enduring interest in Africa. Jaar has exhibited extensively internationally, featuring most recently at the 2007 Venice Biennale, and is represented in the permanent collections of major institutions around the world including MOMA and Tate Modern, but this will be the first opportunity in fifteen years to see a significant body of his work in London.
TALKS AND EVENTS
In conjunction with his South London Gallery exhibition, Alfredo Jaar will be giving a talk at Tate Modern in the Starr Auditorium on 13 March 2008.
South London Gallery
65 Peckham Road
London SE5 8UH
Gallery open Tuesday – Sunday 12-6pm. Closed Mondays.
24 hour recorded information T. 020 7703 9799
General enquiries T. 020 7703 6120
SMS. 07981 007 845
www.southlondongallery.org
Kalabash World presents:
Ladbroke Grove FILM WRITE is a monthly film night showcasing groundbreaking films/authors/poets. Free film screenings, incredible authors and poets reading from their recent publications, local filmmakers discussing what brought them to achieve their works and discussions with figures from the community participating.
FREE ENTRY 6.30pm-11pm Free Caribbean Food (2nd Tuesday every month)
Film starts PROMPTLY at 7pm followed by reading/performance/discussion
Inn on The Green, 3-5 Thorpe Close, Portobello Green, London W10 Tube: Ladbroke Grove
Tuesday 11th March
Film: Pressure (Dir: Horace Ove)
A British-born younger son of an immigrant family from Trinidad finds himself adrift between two cultures.
Spoken Word with Tuggstar from 'Season of Love Lost' www.myspace.com/tuggstar
Tuesday 8th April
Film: The Spook Who Sat By The Door (Dir: Ivan Dixon)
1970s first black CIA recruit uses his skills to train the youth in guerilla warfare accross the ghettos of the USA
Koje Oyedeji reads from 'Tell Tales' anthology www.telltales.co.uk
Further events taking place in May and June.
In conjunction with SABLE www.sablelitmag.org
SABLE is a LitMag which publishes new work by established and emerging writers of colour.
For further details on any of the events:
E: filmwrite@kalabashworld.com facebook: Film Write T: Kate 07956 883 440
London's Burning - Thursday 28.02.08, 9pm
Africa's coming to West London... Flavour of this month:
NDEYE, The Clash
Who better to choose for our first event than, a Guinean artist with a twist. You must be puzzled by the word Clash. Ndeye has been able to blend Guinean traditional music with Hip POP... Clash has never sounded this good... you'll need to experience it for yourself....
Then from Guinea, we are off to different parts of Africa with a DJ mixing House with Kuduro (Angola), Ndombolo (DRC), Coupé Décalé (Ivory Coast), Zouk and so much more...
ArchAngel
11-13 Kensington
W8 5NP
CHARLIE DARK AFRICAN BEATS
UK Tour: 7th – 14th March 2008 #
African Beats is the product of Charlie’s life-long love of - and a career in - the communicative nature of rhythm, of its role at the root of all music and its evolution through the history of dance music. African Beats explores the subtleties and complexities of dance rhythms generated from the analogue side by talking drum and from the electronic side by digital beats.
Fri 7 March SOUTHAMPTON, Turner Sims Concert Hall
www.turnersims.co.uk / 023 8059 5151
Sat 8 March N. YORKSHIRE, The Shed
www.theshed.co.uk / 01653 668494
Sun 9 March MANCHESTER Contact Theatre
www.contact-theatre.org / 0161 2740600
Tues 11 March BIRMINGHAM, Jam House
www.birminghamjazz.co.uk www.thejamhouse.com
Wed 12 March LEEDS, The Wardrobe
www.leedsjazz.org.uk / Tickets from Jumbo Records 0113 245 5570
Thurs 13 March LONDON, Cargo
www.cargo-london.com
Fri 14 March OXFORD, The Zodiac
www.ocmevents.org / 0870 750 0659
www.myspace.com/charliedark
Volunteering/jobs
OPEN CALL FOR ARTISTS & FILMMAKERS
imagine art after is a multi-stage project for internet, gallery & broadcast curated by Breda Beban that brings together artists and filmmakers who made a home in London with those who stayed in their country of origin
For its second edition, imagine art after is looking for artists and filmmakers from the following places, who either live there, or in London
Afghanistan | Albania | Algeria | Angola | Bangladesh | Cameroon | China | Colombia | Democratic Republic of the Congo | Eritrea | Ethiopia | Former USSR | Gambia | Ghana | India | Iran | Iraq | Ivory Coast | Jamaica | Kenya | Libya | Nigeria | Pakistan | Palestinian Authority | Romania | Serbia | Sierra Leone | Somalia | Sri Lanka | Sudan | Syria | Turkey | Uganda | Vietnam | Zimbabwe
For more information and an application pack, go to www.imagineartafter.net, or email info@imagineartafter.net
DEADLINE 1 JUNE 2008
FEEDBACK
Have you been to an event listed on the site? Do you have something to say about African arts? Or do you have a comment about the site? If, so we’d like to hear from you, please leave your comments on our new look site - click here to leave us a message. We will reply via email or on the site.
Africa Beyond is a non-funding organisation supported by the Arts Council of England
The project is hosted at Iniva (Institute of International Visual Arts) Bravo. Vancouver, Western Canada.
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Bringing together leading Investors, Financiers, Economists and Strategists
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Speakers:
Sheik Mohammed Hussein Ali Al-Amoudi, Chairman and Owner, MIDROC Investment
Arnold Ekpe, CEO, Ecobank
Thomas Gibian, CEO, Emerging Capital Partners
Stephen Jennings, CEO, Renaissance Group
Donald Kaberuka, President, Africa Development Bank
David Lenigas, CEO, Lonrho Plc
Jim O'Neill, Head of Global Economic Research, Goldman Sachs
Mohammed Sharaf, CEO, Dubai Ports World
Zdenek Turek, CEO Africa Division, Citigroup
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Bringing together leading Investors, Financiers, Economists and Strategists
What are the hot investment prospects in Africa?
Who's generating the best returns from investment in Africa? How have they done it?
Speakers:
Sheik Mohammed Hussein Ali Al-Amoudi, Chairman and Owner, MIDROC Investment
Arnold Ekpe, CEO, Ecobank
Thomas Gibian, CEO, Emerging Capital Partners
Stephen Jennings, CEO, Renaissance Group
Donald Kaberuka, President, Africa Development Bank
David Lenigas, CEO, Lonrho Plc
Jim O'Neill, Head of Global Economic Research, Goldman Sachs
Mohammed Sharaf, CEO, Dubai Ports World
Zdenek Turek, CEO Africa Division, Citigroup
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Wednesday, February 13, 2008
UGANDAN MUSLIMS ASSOCIATION IN BC
INTRODUCTION
Ugandan Muslims Association in B.C. Vancouver western canada has a Development Aid Program dedicated to developing and implementing integrated development projects at the grassroots level. With the combined expertise of professional teams and unwavering commitment to the empowerment of people and communities at the grassroots level, the company provides the highest quality of technical services and support, while assisting communities to achieve their developmental goals. The Association itself in putting people before profits and aims to promote and strengthen sustainable economic development initiatives with the application of modern technology, management and development techniques. The Ugandan Muslims Association in B.C. works with various stakeholders to develop projects and programs that meet identified community specific needs, integrating indigenous knowledge, perspectives and concerns. To this end, the Organisation has initiated the planning and development of a Rehabilitation Program for Koboko, Uganda. Phase 1 of the Koboko Rehabilitation Program will involve undertaking a pre-development project, which will support detailed business and operating plans for implementing various projects including and not limited to:
Rehabilitation of Koboko Muslims Secondary School;
Vocational Training school for People with Disabilities;
Construction of a new or rehabilitation of an existing Muslims girl’s and Boys secondary school;
Clean water projects (boreholes) across the county;
Health centres;
Scholarship program for secondary and post secondary students;
Other projects deemed as priorities by the people of Koboko.
The pre-development plan and design of projects will include consultation with stakeholders, in order to identify and effectively address needs identified as priorities for Muslims communities in Koboko. The strength of the final projects will come from community support as evidenced by reports arising from broad based community consultations undertaken by Ugandan Muslims Association in Koboko, Uganda. In order to enjoy a high level of support from Kakwa elders and local government representatives, a number of consultation sessions will be held with representatives of the Koboko Elders Association and local government officials including and not limited to Members of Parliament. A preliminary survey has revealed strong community interest in a Development and/or Rehabilitation Program targeting communities in Koboko, Uganda. Initial resources for the preliminary Pre-Development Plan will come from a variety of sources, including Ugandan Muslims Association in B.C.
Phase II will involve:
Identifying non profit partners through which to present Phase I results, along with outlines of required funding resources needed to implement and execute projects, for purposes of soliciting funds from public and private sources of funding.
OR
Establishing an organizational framework within the Koboko Elders Association, through which successful projects are managed, administered and coordinated.
BRIEF HISTORY OF THE KOBOKO PRE-DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
The Organisations Koboko Rehabilitation Pre-Development Project is the product of a number of informal discussions held in Vancouver Western Canada, to review the present socioeconomic condition of Muslims communities in Koboko, Uganda. The resolutions of those informal discussions establish that there are immense socioeconomic challenges facing Muslims communities in Koboko. It was noted that education and economic development are a top priority for Muslims communities in Koboko. On the basis of this, the projects outlined above were identified as projects worthy of pursuit.
An informal committee was formed to determine if there would be widespread support for the concept among the elders of Koboko and other individuals and organizations in the Muslims communities of Koboko. The informal committee, under the leadership of Imam of Koboko Masjid/Mosque Cleric Ayume sent a letter to representatives of the Koboko Elders Association and a number of Members of Parliament, for input and feedback.
BACKGROUND OF THE UGANDAN MUSLIMS ASSOCIATION IN B.C. AID PROGRAM
The Ugandan Muslims Association in B.C. Aid Program is dedicated to building integrated development projects at the grassroots level. The organisation is dedicated to economic development through community groups, individuals, providing management, technical assistance, training and support systems to community-based groups. The Associations Aid Program has three program thrusts. The first is training and empowerment of groups to achieve economic self-sufficiency through small business ownership. The second is community economic development projects aimed at creating a spirit and process of enterprise that will eventually be sustained by the community. The third is the expansion of capital availability to communities.
MANAGEMENT AND SUPPORT SERVICES
The management and staff of Ugandan Muslims Association in B.C. have years combined experience in education, social development, management, business, etc. Many associates contribute expertise in the areas of economic development, education, training, administration, project/program management, project/program development, Muslims community development and business management.
PROJECT TITLE
Koboko Pre-Development Project
GEORGRAPHICAL AREA OF CONCENTRATION AND INTENDED AUDIENCE
The project is intended for Muslims communities in Koboko, Uganda, including women and men interested in the rehabilitation of Koboko.
PROJECT DURATION
One Year
PROJECT GOALS
To create partnerships with Muslims communities in Koboko, provide an opportunity for individuals and groups from the target Both Muslims & Non Muslims communities to provide input into a Development and Rehabilitation Program for Koboko, through Learning
PROJECT OBJECTIVES/TIME LINE OF ACTIVITIES
Weeks 3 - 4
Compile a listing of and identify individuals and groups committed to/interested in the Development and Rehabilitation of Koboko. Establish contact, explain project objectives, solicit support. Design publicity material. Publicize the project through appropriate methods. Recruit Project Leaders from communities in Koboko. Develop themes for discussion and a Learning around project areas identified as priorities. Design Learning orientation package for the Group Leaders, who will facilitate the Learning
Weeks 6 - 8
Meet and/or hold a teleconference/teleconferences with Group Leaders, to explain the project, emphasize its importance and solicit full support and participation. Discuss Learning with Group Leaders and obtain their input. Complete Learning incorporating ideas generated through the meeting(s)/teleconference(s) with Group Leaders. Provide orientation to Group Leaders. Begin holding Learning anticipated: between ten and twenty), to obtain in depth information about areas considered as priorities for Koboko and specific recommendations for project implementation at the grassroots level.
Weeks 7 - 12
Continue holding Learning Compile a draft report on Learning proceedings, ideas and recommendations generated during the Learning Distribute draft report to participants and/or individuals and groups interested in the Development and Rehabilitation of Koboko.
Weeks 15 - 16
Come up with specific recommendations and obtain input from stakeholders as to strategies to implement ideas and projects generated during the Learning Facilitate project evaluation. Identify Follow-Up Actions that will be taken as a result of the project. Develop Programs to address areas identified as priorities during the project. Design Business Plans and funding proposals with the purpose of soliciting funds from public and private sources of funding.
FUTURE PLANS
Through the present project, Ugandan Muslims Association in B.C. Charity Org. hopes to begin forming partnerships with communities in Koboko, Uganda in addressing the Development and Rehabilitation needs of Koboko. These partnerships will undoubtedly continue beyond the parameters of the present project and they will form the foundation for continued work in developing and rehabilitating Koboko. The proposed project is part of an ongoing strategy by Ugandan Muslims Association in B.C. to bring the development and rehabilitation needs of communities in Koboko, to the forefront. The need for more information about the Development and Rehabilitation needs of Koboko, prompted the project.
The project aims to strenghthen partnerships between communities in Koboko and individuals and groups committed to development. The project aims at encouraging the people of Koboko to take an active part in their own development, by involving them in discussions aimed at brainstorming ideas for improving their lot, at the grassroots level. The project will provide a foundation for continued and long term work in addressing areas identified by the people of Koboko as priority areas.
The project has the potential to change conditions for the people of Koboko, through grass roots involvement and solution oriented strategies. The project will promote broad participation by involving individuals and groups from all walks of life. It will go beyond merely presenting information to encouraging individual and group action with concrete plans of action. The project is innovative in methodology, audience and the issues addressed because it involves a grass roots approach to resolving issues that are not being addressed effectively. By Ugandan Muslims Association President. Majid Alemi Junior, in Vancouver, Western Canada. Feb.4th-2008.
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Ugandan Muslims Association in B.C. Vancouver western canada has a Development Aid Program dedicated to developing and implementing integrated development projects at the grassroots level. With the combined expertise of professional teams and unwavering commitment to the empowerment of people and communities at the grassroots level, the company provides the highest quality of technical services and support, while assisting communities to achieve their developmental goals. The Association itself in putting people before profits and aims to promote and strengthen sustainable economic development initiatives with the application of modern technology, management and development techniques. The Ugandan Muslims Association in B.C. works with various stakeholders to develop projects and programs that meet identified community specific needs, integrating indigenous knowledge, perspectives and concerns. To this end, the Organisation has initiated the planning and development of a Rehabilitation Program for Koboko, Uganda. Phase 1 of the Koboko Rehabilitation Program will involve undertaking a pre-development project, which will support detailed business and operating plans for implementing various projects including and not limited to:
Rehabilitation of Koboko Muslims Secondary School;
Vocational Training school for People with Disabilities;
Construction of a new or rehabilitation of an existing Muslims girl’s and Boys secondary school;
Clean water projects (boreholes) across the county;
Health centres;
Scholarship program for secondary and post secondary students;
Other projects deemed as priorities by the people of Koboko.
The pre-development plan and design of projects will include consultation with stakeholders, in order to identify and effectively address needs identified as priorities for Muslims communities in Koboko. The strength of the final projects will come from community support as evidenced by reports arising from broad based community consultations undertaken by Ugandan Muslims Association in Koboko, Uganda. In order to enjoy a high level of support from Kakwa elders and local government representatives, a number of consultation sessions will be held with representatives of the Koboko Elders Association and local government officials including and not limited to Members of Parliament. A preliminary survey has revealed strong community interest in a Development and/or Rehabilitation Program targeting communities in Koboko, Uganda. Initial resources for the preliminary Pre-Development Plan will come from a variety of sources, including Ugandan Muslims Association in B.C.
Phase II will involve:
Identifying non profit partners through which to present Phase I results, along with outlines of required funding resources needed to implement and execute projects, for purposes of soliciting funds from public and private sources of funding.
OR
Establishing an organizational framework within the Koboko Elders Association, through which successful projects are managed, administered and coordinated.
BRIEF HISTORY OF THE KOBOKO PRE-DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
The Organisations Koboko Rehabilitation Pre-Development Project is the product of a number of informal discussions held in Vancouver Western Canada, to review the present socioeconomic condition of Muslims communities in Koboko, Uganda. The resolutions of those informal discussions establish that there are immense socioeconomic challenges facing Muslims communities in Koboko. It was noted that education and economic development are a top priority for Muslims communities in Koboko. On the basis of this, the projects outlined above were identified as projects worthy of pursuit.
An informal committee was formed to determine if there would be widespread support for the concept among the elders of Koboko and other individuals and organizations in the Muslims communities of Koboko. The informal committee, under the leadership of Imam of Koboko Masjid/Mosque Cleric Ayume sent a letter to representatives of the Koboko Elders Association and a number of Members of Parliament, for input and feedback.
BACKGROUND OF THE UGANDAN MUSLIMS ASSOCIATION IN B.C. AID PROGRAM
The Ugandan Muslims Association in B.C. Aid Program is dedicated to building integrated development projects at the grassroots level. The organisation is dedicated to economic development through community groups, individuals, providing management, technical assistance, training and support systems to community-based groups. The Associations Aid Program has three program thrusts. The first is training and empowerment of groups to achieve economic self-sufficiency through small business ownership. The second is community economic development projects aimed at creating a spirit and process of enterprise that will eventually be sustained by the community. The third is the expansion of capital availability to communities.
MANAGEMENT AND SUPPORT SERVICES
The management and staff of Ugandan Muslims Association in B.C. have years combined experience in education, social development, management, business, etc. Many associates contribute expertise in the areas of economic development, education, training, administration, project/program management, project/program development, Muslims community development and business management.
PROJECT TITLE
Koboko Pre-Development Project
GEORGRAPHICAL AREA OF CONCENTRATION AND INTENDED AUDIENCE
The project is intended for Muslims communities in Koboko, Uganda, including women and men interested in the rehabilitation of Koboko.
PROJECT DURATION
One Year
PROJECT GOALS
To create partnerships with Muslims communities in Koboko, provide an opportunity for individuals and groups from the target Both Muslims & Non Muslims communities to provide input into a Development and Rehabilitation Program for Koboko, through Learning
PROJECT OBJECTIVES/TIME LINE OF ACTIVITIES
Weeks 3 - 4
Compile a listing of and identify individuals and groups committed to/interested in the Development and Rehabilitation of Koboko. Establish contact, explain project objectives, solicit support. Design publicity material. Publicize the project through appropriate methods. Recruit Project Leaders from communities in Koboko. Develop themes for discussion and a Learning around project areas identified as priorities. Design Learning orientation package for the Group Leaders, who will facilitate the Learning
Weeks 6 - 8
Meet and/or hold a teleconference/teleconferences with Group Leaders, to explain the project, emphasize its importance and solicit full support and participation. Discuss Learning with Group Leaders and obtain their input. Complete Learning incorporating ideas generated through the meeting(s)/teleconference(s) with Group Leaders. Provide orientation to Group Leaders. Begin holding Learning anticipated: between ten and twenty), to obtain in depth information about areas considered as priorities for Koboko and specific recommendations for project implementation at the grassroots level.
Weeks 7 - 12
Continue holding Learning Compile a draft report on Learning proceedings, ideas and recommendations generated during the Learning Distribute draft report to participants and/or individuals and groups interested in the Development and Rehabilitation of Koboko.
Weeks 15 - 16
Come up with specific recommendations and obtain input from stakeholders as to strategies to implement ideas and projects generated during the Learning Facilitate project evaluation. Identify Follow-Up Actions that will be taken as a result of the project. Develop Programs to address areas identified as priorities during the project. Design Business Plans and funding proposals with the purpose of soliciting funds from public and private sources of funding.
FUTURE PLANS
Through the present project, Ugandan Muslims Association in B.C. Charity Org. hopes to begin forming partnerships with communities in Koboko, Uganda in addressing the Development and Rehabilitation needs of Koboko. These partnerships will undoubtedly continue beyond the parameters of the present project and they will form the foundation for continued work in developing and rehabilitating Koboko. The proposed project is part of an ongoing strategy by Ugandan Muslims Association in B.C. to bring the development and rehabilitation needs of communities in Koboko, to the forefront. The need for more information about the Development and Rehabilitation needs of Koboko, prompted the project.
The project aims to strenghthen partnerships between communities in Koboko and individuals and groups committed to development. The project aims at encouraging the people of Koboko to take an active part in their own development, by involving them in discussions aimed at brainstorming ideas for improving their lot, at the grassroots level. The project will provide a foundation for continued and long term work in addressing areas identified by the people of Koboko as priority areas.
The project has the potential to change conditions for the people of Koboko, through grass roots involvement and solution oriented strategies. The project will promote broad participation by involving individuals and groups from all walks of life. It will go beyond merely presenting information to encouraging individual and group action with concrete plans of action. The project is innovative in methodology, audience and the issues addressed because it involves a grass roots approach to resolving issues that are not being addressed effectively. By Ugandan Muslims Association President. Majid Alemi Junior, in Vancouver, Western Canada. Feb.4th-2008.
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UGANDAN MUSLIMS ASSOCIATION IN BC
Uganda Muslims Association in BC is a registered NR 6849732 having its own Constitution under the Society Act of the Laws of Canada. It is a voluntary social organization of Ugandans Muslims residing in Vancouver, B.C., Western Canada. Some of the important aims and objectives of the Association, as spelt out in the constitution, are as under.
a) To promote social, educational, economic and cultural, religious as well welfare of Ugandans Muslims residing in Canada.
b) To promote, support and organize such activities to encourage the advancement and propagation of Ugandan culture and philosophy.
c) To promote and co-ordinate the activities of Ugandans’ communities both in Canada, back home in Uganda as well around the globe. With a view to advocating, safeguarding and protecting the interest and general welfare and betterment of Ugandans Canadians (immigrants, new arrivals residing in Canada).
d) To support orphans, disables, elderly, poor women, men back home and around the globe, and foster cultural, economic and social relationship among the people of Uganda between Canadians and Ugandans of all communities residing in Canada.
e) To establish Islamic institutions of learning, Masjids/Mosque, here in Canada and in Uganda as well around the globe, sports, recreation, health and any other similar activities in the interest of the association.
f) To co-ordinate and promote the activities of other Ugandan non Muslims community organizations.
g) To promote harmony and mutual understanding amongst various organizations in Canada, and around the world, united nations.
h) To make representations to the appropriate authorities to protect and safeguard the interest and well being of Ugandans Muslims in Canada.
i) The membership of the association is open to Ugandans Muslims residing in B.C., Vancouver, Western Canada and Canada at large. Extended back home in Uganda, as well around the globe who has attained the age of 18 years.
Ugandan Muslims Association in BC
UMAIBC Activities:
Need for a trainer Duluka Druming Dancing Singing
a) The Nubian Kakwa, Swahili language schools purpose is to teach, promote and preserve Ugandan culture to its members and any other interested pupils, and through cultural performances and presentations add to multi culturism in Canada.
b) The activities of the school so far have included teaching Islamic religion, communication in the Nubian Kakwa, Swahili language as well as teaching Duluka Drumming, singing and dancing traditional Nubian Kakway Duluka dance in Ugandan style.
c) While we are proficient in teaching the spoken and written language our ability in enhancing and advancing in the skills with respect to drumming and dancing have reached a plateau.
d) Our students are very keen and have tremendous potential that will be harnessed if we get a trainer to improve our skills in drumming and dancing duluka Nubian Kakwa dance.
e) We have identified such and we need support through funding to enable this individual to teach our students these skills.
Ugandan Muslims Association in BC
UMABC – Presidents Message
Passing on the Ugandan heritage, religions, partly, heritage defines what you are, your very essence. It not only relates to the place of your birth descent or upbringing, but also to the value you attach to your expectations, past experiences and influences. These phenomena act to shape and characterize the individual.
Join UMAIBC. Leads one to review, entrench and pass on the Uganda heritage and religion.
Submitted
MSF. Alemi
UMAIBC President
Mission Statement
UMAIBC stimulates and supports cultural, religious and development activities among Ugandan Communities and strives to represent its members before the people and the Government of British Columbia through democratic principals with almighty allah as our guide. By executive Director as well the President. Mr. Majid Alemi Junior. in Vancouver, Western Canada.
a) To promote social, educational, economic and cultural, religious as well welfare of Ugandans Muslims residing in Canada.
b) To promote, support and organize such activities to encourage the advancement and propagation of Ugandan culture and philosophy.
c) To promote and co-ordinate the activities of Ugandans’ communities both in Canada, back home in Uganda as well around the globe. With a view to advocating, safeguarding and protecting the interest and general welfare and betterment of Ugandans Canadians (immigrants, new arrivals residing in Canada).
d) To support orphans, disables, elderly, poor women, men back home and around the globe, and foster cultural, economic and social relationship among the people of Uganda between Canadians and Ugandans of all communities residing in Canada.
e) To establish Islamic institutions of learning, Masjids/Mosque, here in Canada and in Uganda as well around the globe, sports, recreation, health and any other similar activities in the interest of the association.
f) To co-ordinate and promote the activities of other Ugandan non Muslims community organizations.
g) To promote harmony and mutual understanding amongst various organizations in Canada, and around the world, united nations.
h) To make representations to the appropriate authorities to protect and safeguard the interest and well being of Ugandans Muslims in Canada.
i) The membership of the association is open to Ugandans Muslims residing in B.C., Vancouver, Western Canada and Canada at large. Extended back home in Uganda, as well around the globe who has attained the age of 18 years.
Ugandan Muslims Association in BC
UMAIBC Activities:
Need for a trainer Duluka Druming Dancing Singing
a) The Nubian Kakwa, Swahili language schools purpose is to teach, promote and preserve Ugandan culture to its members and any other interested pupils, and through cultural performances and presentations add to multi culturism in Canada.
b) The activities of the school so far have included teaching Islamic religion, communication in the Nubian Kakwa, Swahili language as well as teaching Duluka Drumming, singing and dancing traditional Nubian Kakway Duluka dance in Ugandan style.
c) While we are proficient in teaching the spoken and written language our ability in enhancing and advancing in the skills with respect to drumming and dancing have reached a plateau.
d) Our students are very keen and have tremendous potential that will be harnessed if we get a trainer to improve our skills in drumming and dancing duluka Nubian Kakwa dance.
e) We have identified such and we need support through funding to enable this individual to teach our students these skills.
Ugandan Muslims Association in BC
UMABC – Presidents Message
Passing on the Ugandan heritage, religions, partly, heritage defines what you are, your very essence. It not only relates to the place of your birth descent or upbringing, but also to the value you attach to your expectations, past experiences and influences. These phenomena act to shape and characterize the individual.
Join UMAIBC. Leads one to review, entrench and pass on the Uganda heritage and religion.
Submitted
MSF. Alemi
UMAIBC President
Mission Statement
UMAIBC stimulates and supports cultural, religious and development activities among Ugandan Communities and strives to represent its members before the people and the Government of British Columbia through democratic principals with almighty allah as our guide. By executive Director as well the President. Mr. Majid Alemi Junior. in Vancouver, Western Canada.
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
UGANDAN MUSLIMS ASSOCIATION IN BC
Re: Ugandan Muslims Association in BC is A Registered NR6849732 Charity Organisation Based in Vancouver, Headquarter. under society act Bylaws in canada. it has its constitution. Check this web. for more details Info. http://alemiamonye.blogspot.com/ http://ugandan-community.blogspot.com/ http://www.wananchionline.com/ http://www.kakwa.org/ the aims and objective of the Organisation to assist the Vulnerable around the globe, build Masjids/Mosque, Islamic Schools, to help elders,widows,orphans,disables,displaced. ETC. we Request for donations worldwide, mostly in Muslims Nations. email us at this Address. mfalemi@gmail.com in Vancouver, Western Canada. 1. Make A Donation. 2.check or money order: Please make Payble to Ugandan Muslims Association in bc. Please send checks, money orders and completed pledge forms via our email: Adress Mention Above. From The executive Director, as well the President. Mr. Majid Alemi, Junior, & Family. in Vancouver, Western Canada. Feb.12,2008. Jazak Allahu Khair. We are Sunni/Sufi Muslims. Peace.
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