Diversity of African cinema and it’s reflection of the diaspora
Originally published by Helsinki International Film Festival HERE Few topics hold as much contemporary significance and immediacy in Finland…
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Creative(s) Corner at AfroJazz Club Goes Alppipuisto – Movement as a way of life
Originally published here -> https://ondiso.weebly.com/movement-as-a-way-of-life.html It can feel very isolating to be a minority in a place. To be…
Think Africa’s Mentorship Programme: Creating Opportunities and Connections”
Mentoring is a powerful tool for anyone seeking personal and professional improvement. It allows us to connect with others,…
Mentoring is about giving your time and the payback is rewarding
Written by Jukka Toivonen. Originally published by Nitor What do you get when you combine one seasoned data scientist,…
Embracing Linguistic Diversity: The Significance of a Multilingual Finnish Society and the Importance of Registering Multiple Mother Tongues
Written by: Nia Sullivan, General Secretary. Language is not just a means of communication but a powerful tool that…
Africa Day in Finland: Celebration of Collaboration of African Diaspora Civil Societies
On the 25th May, a good number gathered for Africa Day in Helsinki. True to its spirit, we celebrated…
Introducing Think Africa’s New Board of Trustees for 2023-2025
Following Think Africa’s Annual General Meeting last month, we a thrilled to announce that a new Board of Trustees…
Volunteer Spotlight #April: Meet Ekow Quandzie, our Marketing and Communications volunteer.
Our volunteers are the backbone of our organization, and we are incredibly grateful for their unwavering commitment to our…
Volunteer Spotlight #March: Meet Adeola, our Virtual Lounge Coordinator
At Think Africa, we are grateful for our volunteers who make our organization’s mission possible. Every month, we put…
Persistence: The invisible superpower
Written by: Myriam Munezero. Originally posted >> https://myriammunezero.com/persistence-the-invisible-superpower/ I was glad to recently be part of the Harambee podcast, one…
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