Ankole Folks

🌍 Celebrating Diversity Through Art with Ankole Folks Today, December 10, 2024, marks Human Rights Day, a celebration of the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)—a groundbreaking global commitment to uphold the inalienable rights of all individuals. At Ankole Folks, we are proud to honor this day by promoting cultural diversity, inclusivity, and shared humanity through our work. This day also concludes the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence (Nov 25 - Dec 10). The theme, “Towards Beijing +30: UNiTE to End Violence Against Women and Girls”, emphasizes the urgent need for collective action to create a safer, more equitable world. Let’s continue working towards a future where human rights and diversity are celebrated and protected for everyone. Together, we can make a difference! #HumanRightsDay #AnkoleFolks #Canada #Toronto Diversity and Inclusion in the Boardroom Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging at CUIMC Inclusive Minds

🌍 World AIDS Day 2024 🌍 Today, on World AIDS Day, Ankole Folks Canada joins the global community in raising awareness, remembering those we have lost, and standing in solidarity with everyone affected by HIV/AIDS. Let us continue to educate, advocate, and support efforts to combat stigma and discrimination while promoting access to healthcare and prevention for all. Together, we can create a world free of HIV/AIDS. ❤️ Support. Educate. Empower. ❤️ #WorldAIDSDay #AnkoleFolksCanada #EndTheStigma #CommunityTogetherness

Ankole Folks stands in solidarity with the world as tomorrow marks the start of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence against girls and women. Let’s join hands and take action to create a safer, more equitable future. Together, we can #EndGBV. #ComeTogetherActNow WAGE / FEGC Solidarity Trust For Women UN Women

🌍 16 Days of Activism 2025: Unite to End Gender-Based Violence 🌍 Ankole Folks Canada stands alongside the Canadian government, key stakeholders, and organizations in calling for united voices across Canada and globally to take a firm stand against all forms of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) 💜 Violence has no place in our communities. It’s our shared responsibility to provide support and love to those affected by GBV, ensuring they know they are not alone. Every individual deserves a life of dignity, compassion, and respect. Let’s come together, raise awareness, and take action to make a difference. Together, we can #EndGenderBasedViolence and build a world where everyone feels safe, valued, and loved. 💪 Join the movement. Be the voice. Be the change. 💜 #6DaysOfActivism #EndGBV #AnkoleFolks #StandTogether #GenderEquality #CompassionInAction Women Deliver Women Voice for Gender Equality Initiative (WVGEI) Women and Gender based Violence In kenya UN Women UK City of Toronto WE - Women Entrepreneurship Ubuntu.News #connekt Caroline Owashaba Prossy Kahunde Kabuubi Prossy Nakawungu Rwendeire Peniel

Ankole Folks continues to champion a clean environment, climate finance, and biodiversity conservation while preserving our cultural heritage across borders. At COP29, which officially started today in Baku, Azerbaijan, there is a notable shift in climate discourse, highlighting the importance of inclusivity by actively involving youth, women, and local communities. This year’s conference emphasizes the essential role these groups play in promoting sustainable solutions, especially in terms of financing, gender equity, and technology tailored for local people and communities. By prioritizing these areas, COP29 aims to empower local communities, such as those represented by Ankole Folks, to access climate finance and sustainable technologies that suit their unique environmental needs. This approach not only amplifies grassroots perspectives but also enhances regional adaptability, ensuring that climate strategies are inclusive and effective. With Ankole’s focus on integrating financing, gender, and technology, COP29 sets the stage for equitable climate action that respects both cultural heritage and environmental resilience. This conference truly marks a milestone toward a sustainable future for all. UBUNTU CIRCLES AFRICA @ubuntubconnekt

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In the spirit of solidarity and Unity in the diaspora, #AnkoleFolksCanada joined the baganda led by owekitibwa Junju.to launch Kabaka Foundation Canada Branch. congratulations Buganda, congratulations Kabaka Foindation Canada #OurCultureOurIdentity