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Katiopa Watoto Shule Learning Center

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Katiopa Watoto Shule Learning Center

I offer babysitting services, tutorials, Afrikan centered onlinel programs & summer school programs for Black children in the city of Toronto and the world.

I also offer Afrikan centered consultant services to Black parents (by phone or in person). I am an Afrikan centered mother and auntie who has more than 8 years of experience working with Black children in the stages of early childhood. I have NOT been certified by any western educational institution (i have no degrees or accreditations from them at this current time) because i have come to unders

tand that the work of ReAfrikanization (realigning oneself with ones' ancestral truth and reality) is not a discipline that can be taught to me/us by anyone but our righteous elders and scholars. Therefore, it is important for parents to know that my expertise in this area of Afrikan centered education is due to my personal experience and years (over 13 to be exact) of studying and realigning myself with indigenous Afrikan values, methods of learning and social behaviour. The culture(s) of Black people throughout the western hemisphere have been predominantly shaped and sustained by the Afrikan worldview. In fact it is this worldview that governed our morals, values, principles and education before the psychological effects of colonial domination became imbedded in our minds. So, through immersing myself in serious independent Pan-Afrikan studies (which included going to study in Afrika & the Caribbean) and research, as well as guidance and training from educators in the world community, i came to understand Afrikan centered education as a tool of wholistic learning and empowerment. This vast educational experience revealed to me the true reality of Afrikan (black) people in world history, and our relation to other people, which i am sure i would not have learned from conventional academic education. About Me: I am a Pan-Afrikan/Garveyite mother who is committed to preserving and maintaining this sacred way of life. The legacy of Afrikan centered education is a rich cultural inheritance that i am devoted to restoring for the benefit of ALL Black children that i am fortunate enough to come into contact with in my lifetime. My main focus is on Black children aged 2-9 and 9-12 (french or english speaking). I understand that these are very important years in the lives of our children when primary aspects of their personality is being formed.

03/25/2015

I met a sister today who is trying to build up a pre-school's library with books that will help build their Black self esteem. What books can do that better than Black Books for Black Children?! Please help us provide books to help mold these young Black minds.

03/23/2015

"In Africa it is understood that children hold the knowledge and gifts that ensure the survival of the village and the tribe. In essence, the child is the king of the village. When a child walks into the middle of a crowd, all attention goes to him or her as if to applaud an arrival long awaited.

Children complete the community! Without children, the world is a dead end and communities would not exist."

Sobonfu Some, "Welcome Spirit Home"

03/18/2015

Think before you share.

03/14/2015

Adorable

03/03/2015

02/20/2015

Learning Structured Around Recitation Students did their arithmetic silently, but they recited their texts aloud until they knew the texts by heart. Then they attempted to write it down, either from a teacher’s model or from memory, according to the site TourEgypt. Education Went Beyond Books The sc…

02/18/2015

02/04/2015

Listen online at http://tunein.com/radio/Empowerment-Radio-Network-s199313/ TONIGHT: Listen to “The Michael Imhotep Show”, Mon. Feb. 2nd, 10pm-12midnight EST with host Michael Imhotep of The African History Network. Our guest will be Maria Lloyd of YourBlackWorld.com to discuss some of today’s hot topics. Call in with Questions/Comments at 1-888-669-2281.

1) February is African American (Black) History Month. We’ll talk about some of the history of this historical celebration and Dr. Carter G. Woodson. 2) Maria Lloyd of YourBlackWorld.com will join us to talk about some of the hot articles from their website. 3) A Brief History of the “War ON Drugs”. Did you know at one time in the U.S. Co***ne was legal? Why was it made illegal? 4) This date in African American History.

We focus on Educating, Empowering and Inspiring people of African descent throughout the Diaspora and around the world because right knowledge corrects wrong behavior. We deal with current events, history, politics, education, economic empowerment, entrepreneurship, relationships, s*x, health and more.

Listen to "The Michael Imhotep Show", Monday - Friday, 10pm-12midnight EST on The Empowerment Radio Network either online at http://tunein.com/radio/Empowerment-Radio-Network-s199313/ or download the "TuneIn Radio" app on your smartphone and search for "Empowerment Radio Network" or visit www.AfricanHistoryNetwork.com. You can also listen on one of these affiliate radio stations, WBOK 1230 AM, New Orleans, LA, WOLB 1010 AM, Baltimore, MD, WCBQ – 1340 AM, Oxford, NC and WHNC - 890 AM, Henderson, NC. Be sure to support our affiliates.

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If you want to learn more about African History and African-American History to counteract the negative images we see of ourselves on the TEL-LIE-VISION (TV), please visit www.AfricanHistoryNetwork.com. We have information to Educate, Empower and Inspire people of African Descent throughout the Diaspora and around the world as well as large selection of African History/African American History DVD Lectures/Documentaries including “Hidden Colors 1-3” and the “Afro-Man & The Protectors of the Book Of Knowledge” Animated Series for children. Get all 3 “Hidden Colors” DVDS and bonus DVDS for only $60 for a Limited Time Only.

01/20/2015

http://atlantablackstar.com/2015/01/19/7-biggest-risks-of-raising-black-children-in-a-white-environment/7/

Black Children Can Be Confused by the Many Racial Micro-Aggressions Black Americans have been expected to learn specific rules and conventions that benefit “well-behaved” minorities within and between the white and Black worlds, and yet, they are faced with mostly negative racialized impressions, ex…

12/22/2014

12/21/2014

http://umkhontowesizwe.wordpress.com/2014/12/21/fundraising-for-katiopa-watoto-shule-center-in-jamaica/

Hetep Afurakan family, Many of you have been supporting the Umkhonto We Sizwe page since its' establishment and We fully apprecilove your presence here. At the moment, we are moving forward with th...

12/21/2014

Handsome Twins
Olountoyeen Adeniyi B(Thanks For Sharing)

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12/06/2014

Bwesigye bwa Mwesigire looks at the various reasons for ostracising African languages in African schools and shows how unconvincing they are, arguing for more vigilance in the defence of the use of local languages in African schools.

12/05/2014

MARK his face...knowing yurugu he will be out before the 50 yrs comes to pass.

NAIROBI COURT jails American pa******le Terry Ray Krieger for 50 years for preying on Kenyan children.

11/19/2014

A film that EVERY Afurakan child must have the opportunity to SEE!! Bring your babies and attend this free screening if you are in the area~!

Dear friends, if you are in LA don't miss this Friday screening of The Summer of Gods at Brasil Cultural Center, followed by an amazing panel discussion and lots of exciting activities. And if you're not in LA, you can purchase the film here: http://www.thesummerofgods.com/

11/12/2014

"In order to protect the future generation we must firstly cure our generation" #👊✊

11/12/2014

Hetep Afurakan family, Please support OUR collective initiative to build a Garveyite learning institution for OUR Afurakan children in rural Manchester, Jamaica. WE also intend to do exchange programs so that OUR children in the west can MEET and CONNECT with OUR children in the Caribbean, because WE are Family and they need to be taught that, instead of being taught self hatred, competitiveness, division and confusion that we so often teach them through our own dysfunction.

IF you cannot donate funds, please donate learning material (Afrocentric books, pencils, paper, crayons, coloring books etc) or equipment that will be needed to sustain the resource center in the future. IF we refuse to do this for OUR own children, then we cannot complain when they refuse to BE Afurakan, because we never gave them a reason to want to BE in the 1st place. For info on how to send NON monetary donations, please contact US at [email protected]. ABIBIFAHODIE.

Akoma Ntoaso Tours in conjunction with R.A.P.S.O.C (Reunited Afrikan People Social Club) has come together to create a book and resource drive, for the youth and young adults of Scotts Pass, in Manchester Jamaica. This includes used computers, electronic media equipment, used books, new books, n...

10/14/2014

We highlight some of these talented Africans who are making amazing animation videos for African children 9 animations to look for.

09/11/2014

Make doing hair fun for your daughter! Complaining about her thick hair will make her feel like she has bad hair! Instead tell her how much you love doing her hair so she can be proud!

09/04/2014

Adorable Princess. ♥

07/22/2014

Real men attend tea parties.

07/11/2014

MONTREAL — Police are seeking the public’s help to find 16 year-old Malik McKensie Canterbury of Verdun, who ran away from his mother’s house on July 6. Canterbury has a shaved head and brown eyes. The boy left his mother’s house before 4 p.m. on July 6 and hasn’t been…

07/03/2014

African proverb of the week from Papa Papa.

07/02/2014

Via CNN Posted By Abdul

06/20/2014

Here's some news to LIKE & SHARE: A school in California becomes the first in the US to go vegan! Details: bit.ly/1qdNnOq

06/11/2014

"A friend is someone you share the path with." - African proverb

06/11/2014

Please READ this Sistar's Story and ASK Yourself~is this the cost of living under the yoke of so called "modern civilization"?? There is NOTHING civilized about white supremacy.

Well my gov. name is FATOU DOUMBOUYA. I went by Fatima I guess to make others a bit more comfortable because they couldn’t pronounce my real name but I changed that a few days ago. I entered the country at age 6 from west africa, Guinee. I was taunted because of my... # # #

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Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6am
Tuesday	9am - 6am
Wednesday	9am - 6am
Thursday	9am - 6am
Friday	9am - 6am
Saturday	9am - 6am
Sunday	9am - 6am

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http://www.umkhontowesizwe.wordpress.com/

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