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Day 5 of Kwanzaa: Nia (Purpose). ✨ Today, we reflect on the importance of restoring and building our community with intention. What’s one purposeful action you can take to uplift others today? 💛 #Kwanzaa #Nia #Purpose

Unity and Uniformity are not the same thing. Get these words of wisdom. Let's observe the first principle of Kwanzaa - Umoja, which means Unity. #NguzoSaba #SevenPrinciples #Kwanzaa #Kwanzaa365 #StrongerFamilies #StrongerCommunities #KwanzaaIsSelfCare

KWANZAA DAY 2: On this second day of Kwanzaa we celebrate Kujichagulia (Self-Determination). KUJICHAGULIA (Self-Determination): To define ourselves, name ourselves, create for ourselves and speak for ourselves. As you navigate through the challenges of the year ahead use the principle of Kujichagulia to guide you to your best life. #Kwanzaa365

🎉 Happy Day 5 of Kwanzaa: Nia (PURPOSE) 🎉 Today, we celebrate Nia, the principle of Purpose. 🌟 It calls on us to focus our efforts on building and developing our community, ensuring that we uplift and restore our people to their rightful greatness. Reflection: Let’s take this day to align our actions with a shared vision of strength, growth, and unity. What meaningful goals can we pursue to leave a lasting legacy for generations to come? 💡 💬 Share in the comments: What does purpose mean to you, and how are you living it? #Kwanzaa2024 #Nia #Purpose #UnityInAction #CulturalLegacy

KWANZAA DAY 5: NIA (Purpose): To make our collective vocation the building and developing of our community in order to restore our people to their traditional greatness. On this fifth day of Kwanzaa we celebrate Nia. If it is a change or shift you truly want to see in your own life and in your community, one suggestion for the coming year is: Make certain that every choice you make is aligned with purpose/Nia. #Kwanzaa365

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Happy Kwanzaa! 🕯️🕯️ Today, we celebrate Kujichagulia (Self-Determination)! This principle reminds us of the importance of taking control of our own destinies and building strong communities. Let's honor our ancestors and commit to empowering ourselves and future generations. ✊🏾 What are you doing to practice self-determination today? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below. 👇🏾 #Kwanzaa #Kujichagulia #SelfDetermination #BlackHistory #BlackExcellence #StrongConversations

✨🕯️ Honoring Kwanzaa and Its Principles for a Bright New Year 🕯️✨ As we celebrate Kwanzaa, we reflect on the seven principles—Nguzo Saba—that guide us toward unity, strength, and progress: 1️⃣ Umoja (Unity): Building bonds within our families and communities. 2️⃣ Kujichagulia (Self-Determination): Defining and speaking for ourselves. 3️⃣ Ujima (Collective Work and Responsibility): Working together to uplift and solve challenges. 4️⃣ Ujamaa (Cooperative Economics): Supporting and building wealth within our communities. 5️⃣ Nia (Purpose): Committing to our shared mission of greatness. 6️⃣ Kuumba (Creativity): Using innovation to leave our world better than we found it. 7️⃣ Imani (Faith): Believing in ourselves, our people, and our future. As we enter the New Year, let’s carry these principles in our hearts and actions, using them as a foundation to strengthen our communities and embrace opportunities for growth. 🌟 💡 How will you embody these principles in 2025? Share your thoughts below! #Kwanzaa #NguzoSaba #CommunityStrength #NewYearGoals #UnityAndPurpose

Happy Kwanzaa! Today is a reminder to reflect on the power of UNITY, SELF-DETERMINATION, COLLECTIVE WORK, and PURPOSE. It’s about showing up—for ourselves, our families, and our communities in ways that truly matter. As we light the candles this week, let’s bring these principles to life: 1. Umoja – Building bridges, not walls. 2. Kujichagulia – Owning and declaring who we are. 3. Ujima – Rising together. 4. Ujamaa – Supporting and investing in each other. 5. Nia – Walking boldly in purpose. 6. Kuumba – Creating with intention. 7. Imani – Trusting that faith fuels the future. As we wrap up the year with purpose and step into the new one with unstoppable, positive energy, let’s keep lifting each other higher. Let’s celebrate our culture, embrace our roots, and build a future grounded in excellence and unity. #Kwanzaa #Unity #Faith #Purpose #CelebrateCulture #CommunityBuilding #BlackExcellence Image description/reference: "Habari Gani" is a Swahili phrase that translates to "What’s the news?" or "What’s happening?" During Kwanzaa, it’s a traditional greeting used to ask about the principle of the day. For example, on the first day of Kwanzaa, someone might ask, “Habari Gani?” and the response would be "Umoja" (Unity), the principle for that day. It's a way to reflect on and honor each of the seven principles (Nguzo Saba) throughout the celebration.

Kwanzaa is grounded in the Nguzo Saba (n-GU-zo SAH-bah)—seven guiding principles that highlight the importance of unity, purpose, and community. These principles align deeply with the work we do and the values we strive to embody every day. - Umoja (Unity) Efforts that seek to maintain unity whether in the family, the community, or the nation. - Kujichagulia (Self-Determination) Defining and speaking for ourselves, rather than being defined by or spoken for, by others. - Ujima (Collective Work and Responsibility) Working collectively to build-up the community and solve problems. - Ujamaa (Cooperative Economics) Supporting our businesses and entrepreneurial efforts so that our communities can thrive. - Nia (Purpose) Grounding our work and collective efforts in the purpose of restoring our traditional greatness. - Kuumba (Creativity) Generating beauty through creative and artistic endeavors that establishes mutual benefit to the community. - Imani (Faith) Having faith in the community power to be resilient even during the struggle for justice. “Habari Gani?” This phrase means “What’s the news?” and is used as a daily greeting during Kwanzaa. The response to this greeting is the principle of the day. This greeting helps to focus the celebration on the principle of the day and encourages reflection and discussion. We invite you to celebrate Kwanzaa with DiversiTrials over the next 7 days. Each day, remember to ask yourself “Habari Gani?” And reflect on the principle of the day. Love, DiversiTrials Mitchell Hilbe & Hadi Danawi, PhD, MPH د. هادي ضناوي #Kwanzaa #NguzoSaba #HabariGani #DiversityInResearch #HealthEquity https://lnkd.in/et_92Xj5.