African Health Advocacy Celebration is this Saturday!

Join Mission Africa and over 29 local organizations in the Puget Sound area in celebrating the progress of our African Health Advocacy Project!

Enjoy presentations from our Youth Change Agents, speakers, traditional African food, African dance and drum performances and more as you learn about how we are working together in countering COVID-19 misinformation through data, creativity, and advocacy. RSVP here today!!

Anokye Agofomma

Anokye Agofomma is a group that performs traditional music of the Asante and other peoples of Ghana. Based in Seattle, the group is led and directed by Yaw Amponsah, son of Ghanaian music legend Koo Nimo. Its members are Greg Campbell, Bartholomew Komoah, Dylan Green and Thomas Campbell. RSVP so that you don't miss the African Health Advocacy Celebration where Anokye Agofomma will be performing live!

On Saturday May 21st we are holding the African Health Advocacy celebration and it will be a day to remember because Kouyaté Arts will be performing. Kouyaté Arts is a West African Music, Song And Dance Performance Company, Directed by husband and wife duo Boka and Afua Kouyaté. Please spread the word and RSVP today!

Divine Mutise

We are excited to honor Divine to recognize the work she is doing that has resulted in Ubumwe Women Association to become the leading organization in getting African community members in the Puget Sound to respond to the African Health Advocacy Project survey.

Ubumwe Women Association was founded in 2017 by Divine Mutise to empower immigrant and refugee single parents and their families by giving them community support systems and programs that foster stability while preserving cultural traditions and customs. Click here to learn more about Ubumwe Women Association.

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