#Bristol #Kwanzaa Karamu and Yikake Youth Association (#Ghana) #Fundraiser

2-5.30pm online via Zoom

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**Kujichagulia - Self Determination: Embracing the Nguzo Saba as a tool for community repairs**

-Libation

- Performances

- Observance/Discussions on the Nguzo Saba

- Lighting the 7 Candles

- Panel discussion on this year's theme

- Breakout space for community planning

- Come share pictures of traditional food your family are eating on the Karamu day

- Presentations on key community building activities eg Elders Council, Legacy Memorial Consultation, Yikake Youth Building and more...

**Zoom details to follow after you have registered.**

**Registration and other terms and conditions will be in place to ensure cultural privacy - see below.*

Hosted by The John Lynch Afrikan Education Programme and Community partners.

Find out more about Yikake Youth Association and donate: GoFundMe.com/f/buildyikakeghana

Please respect the cultural privacy required by Kwanzaa celebrant. This is an Afrikan family event. Those of Afrikan Heritage may also describe themselves as African/Caribbean, Jamaican, Antiguan, Nigerian, Gambian, Afro Brazilian, Afro Columbian etc or of a dual Heritage where one parent is of Afrikan Heritage.

1. If you do not meet the above criteria to attend, or cannot attend but want to contribute, please choose the donate button. *You will NOT receive joining instructions if you choose this option.

2. The hosts reserve the right to remove any attendee temporarily (to the waiting room) or permanently if their presence is deemed to be a hinderance to proceedings.

3. All attendees are to remain on camera to participate in the spirit of the event and for security purposes.

4. All attendees must join using the name by which they registered/purchased their ticket. Failure to do so may result in delayed entry to the event.

5. No refunds will be issued under any circumstances