Classes

Provides community outreach and educational opportunities designed to enhance
the quality of life for students and others who live and work in the neighborhoods
near and around the Center and Columbus urban communities.

Obadele Kwame Kambon has invited you to the event '1st
Ghana-Based Live Interactive Online Afrikan Language Class:
Twi-Yoruba-Wolof' on Abibitumi Kasa Afrikan Languages and
Liberation Network!

773.696.5765 ||| info@abibitumikasa.com ||| 773.527.0435

Once you register, submit payment at
http://www.abibitumikasa.com/Medaase.php

Who: All Afrikan people who are serious about being Afrikan

When: Classes online begin the week of October 27th, 2008 (Click
http://www.abibitumikasa.com/Schedule.php for schedule)

Where: All Classes Online at FlashChat v4.8.3 Abibitumi Kasa
Simulclassroom
http://www.abibitumikasa.com/forums/chat/flashchat.php

How: Individuals and Families can learn face-to-face in Chicago and/or
face-to-face online via live online streaming state-of-the-art technology

Time: October 15, 2008 at 6pm
Location: http://www.abibitumikasa.com/
Organized By: Obadele Kwame Kambon

Event Description:
Abibitumi Kasa and Akoben Institute present
Mentacide I
6-week course for Wednesday nights 7:30-9PM,
October 15 - November 19, 2008.

Schedule:

October 15 - Mentacide and Common Sense
October 22 - The Hunt Is On
October 29 - Death Wish

November 5 - Without Sanctuary; Lies, Lies and More Lies; and The Gender Confused
Voice of Afrikan Manhood
November 12 - High Treason
November 19 - Leaving Them For The Wolves

Obadele Kwame Kambon has invited you to the event
'Mwalimu Baruti's Mentacide I Course Begins October 15 at
7:30PM EST' on Abibitumi Kasa Afrikan Languages and
Liberation Network

The J. Ashburn Jr. Youth Center has
provided youth outreach services to the
Hilltop Community since 1962. The Center
has consistently provided structured
programs organized around recreational,
educational, and supportive activities that
meet the physical, emotional, and spiritual
needs of youth. The majority of youth
served are socially disadvantaged minority
youth from low-income families.

The J. Ashburn Jr. Youth Ashburn Center
continues to combat problems in the area
of abuse of drugs, alcohol, school truancy
and dropouts, youth unemployment, and
teen pregnancy. Activities are designed to
develop responsibility for self and one�s
own behavior, one�s family, the
community, and to improve
self-confidence, interpersonal skills and
develop relationships with diverse
populations.