2021 Events

2021 Events

The African Immigrant Families Together is partnering with Mother Africa, on this project “

Domestic Violence & Mental health

Sponsored by The Group health Foundation.

Join us on Saturday August 21st, 4pm at 1209 Central Ave S #120, Kent, Wa, 98032

This will be a conversation during which professional mental health specialist will hear, educate, provide and suggest solutions to young woman in the incapacity of facing society after going through crisis.

This event will help us make significant progress to achieving our goal in building self-esteem and self-confidence to those affected.

Community brings us all together!

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The African Immigrant Families Together is hosting yet another educational conversation to highlight some of the most challenging situations we have experienced since COVID-19.
We have invited some of the great and experienced community leaders to elaborate more on several topics like Sexual Abuse, Childhood Trauma, Domestic Violence, mental health, COVID-19 Vaccine, our goals and more.

Mark your calendar for Saturday June 26th at 6pm Est, which is 3pm Vancouver BC and Washington State time.

SUNDAY, 5 DECEMBER 2021 AT 06:00 UTC+05

Say No to Depression

Research shows that men are around 3 times likely to die from depression than women because they rarely open up.
My name is Stephanna , I battled depression for 1 & half years and I’m inviting you to come listen to my story. My goal is to help those who are afraid to talk seek help and open up.
Click on the link below to join the conversation this Saturday at 8pm Est on African Immigrant Families Together.
https://facebook.com/…/say-no-to…/1380522575695690/

SUNDAY, 28 NOVEMBER 2021 AT 06:00 UTC+05

Understanding Autism

In 2020, the CDC reported that approximately 1 in 54 children in the U.S. is diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD), according to 2016 data.
1 in 34 boys identified with autism
1 in 144 girls identified with autism.
We are super excited to kickoff the first community building event for families and individuals with autism.
Our event is dedicated to promoting solutions, across the spectrum and throughout the life span, for the needs of individuals with autism and their families.
 
Join us this Saturday November 27, 2021, 8pm Pacific Time for a virtual FREE event starting with community introductions, Autism, Mental health awareness with some parents who have dedicated their lives for the well being of their kids. 

SUNDAY, 22 AUGUST 2021 AT 04:00 UTC+05

Domestic Violence & Mental health awareness: Your voice Matter

The African Immigrant Families Together is partnering with Mother Africa, on this project
*Domestic Violence & Mental health*
Sponsored by The Group health Foundation
Join us on Saturday August 21st, 4pm at 1209 Central Ave S #120, Kent, Wa, 98032
 
This will be a conversation during which professional mental health specialists will hear, educate, and suggest solutions to young women who are facing society after going through crisis.
This event will help us make significant progress to achieving our goal in building self-esteem and self-confidence to those affected.
 

SUNDAY, 27 JUNE 2021 AT 03:00 UTC+05

We continue to serve.

Community brings us all together! 📣
The African Immigrant Families Together is hosting yet another educational conversation to highlight some of the most challenging situations we have experienced since COVID-19.
We have invited some of the great and experienced community leaders to elaborate more on several topics like Sexual Abuse, Childhood Trauma, Domestic Violence, mental health, COVID-19 Vaccine, our goals and more.
Mark your calendar for Saturday June 26th at 6pm Est, which is 3pm Vancouver BC and Washington State time. 

SATURDAY, 1 MAY 2021 AT 06:00 UTC+05

Child Abuse Awareness Month

The Month of April is Child Abuse Awareness and Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
The African Immigrant Families Together is hosting a series of trainings to highlight the intersection of Child Sexual Abuse with other social issues, including Children Trafficking, Childhood Trauma, and Domestic Violence.
Mark your calendar for for the 30th of April, at 6pm PST & 9 pm Est.

MONDAY, 5 APRIL 2021 AT 09:00 UTC+05

Women overcoming abuse

Dear friends,
The African Immigrant Families Together presents another inspiring Facebook live show.
Theme: Women overcoming abuse.
Date: Sunday, 4th of April 2021
Time: 9:00 Pm EST
 
Our amazing panelists, The Gnonhossous from Benin will address the following questions below:
1. What is abuse?
2. What are the forms of abuse women are often put through?
3. Are there relationships between abuse and the mental health of these women?
4. What are the predisposing factors that contribute to women being abused?
5. At what point do we say that a woman is abused?
6. What are the effects of abuse on women?
7. Does the effects of abuse extends to the family, community, and even to the national level?
8. Do you think abuse can stop women from achieving their purpose in life?
9. Can abuse make women develop apathy for power?
10. How can women overcome abuse?
11. What can individuals, communities, and also the country do to mitigate the abuse of women?
hope to see you there!