Kuumba Kid Village at Harambee

Harambee Village a program of the North American Council on Adoptable Children

ANNOUNCEMENTS Kuumba Kid Village for Youth Grades 8 and Up! New Harambee Summer Events! Sign up for our email list! Make a Donation! HOME	Kuumba Kid Village Register online! Kuumba (pronounced koo-OOM-bah) is a Swahili word meaning creativity and is one of the seven principals of Kwanzaa. The Harambee Kuumba Village will give youth an opportunity to explore their personal and collective creativity through relationships and community. Each Kuumba Village will include: Mentoring by positive, affirming African American role models Life skills development through experiences in the community Cultural connections Focus on positive racial identity development and enhancement of self esteem Spring Session is now concluded, and Kuumba Kid Villages will be taking a summer break. Fall Session, and new Kid Village dates, will begin in October. In-person registration will be available at the Harambee Village Annual BBQ. Online registration will begin at noon on August 18th. Keep checking our website for Summer Events, or join our mailing list for weekly updates. The Kuumba Kid Villages will be held on the second Sunday of each month. Exact times and locations for Kuumba Village will vary. Pre-registration is required and registration is limited to ensure adequate staffing for our youth programming. Cost is $20 per youth per Kid Village. You may register online here or by coming to our offices in person. If you have any questions, contact program assistant Aubrey Haddican at HarambeeVillage@nacac.org
Harambee Village at NACAC 970 Raymond Avenue, Suite #106 Saint Paul, MN 55114 phone: 651-917-7462 fax: 651-644-9848 HarambeeVillage@nacac.org

Kuumba Kid Village

Kuumba (pronounced koo-OOM-bah) is a Swahili word meaning creativity and is one of the seven principals of Kwanzaa. The Harambee Kuumba Village will give youth an opportunity to explore their personal and collective creativity through relationships and community.

Each Kuumba Village will include:

Mentoring by positive, affirming African American role models
Life skills development through experiences in the community
Cultural connections
Focus on positive racial identity development and enhancement of self esteem

Spring Session is now concluded, and Kuumba Kid Villages will be taking a summer break.

Fall Session, and new Kid Village dates, will begin in October. In-person registration will be available at the Harambee Village Annual BBQ. Online registration will begin at noon on August 18th.

Keep checking our website for Summer Events, or join our mailing list for weekly updates.

The Kuumba Kid Villages will be held on the second Sunday of each month. Exact times and locations for Kuumba Village will vary.

Pre-registration is required and registration is limited to ensure adequate staffing for our youth programming. Cost is $20 per youth per Kid Village. You may register online here or by coming to our offices in person.

If you have any questions, contact program assistant Aubrey Haddican at HarambeeVillage@nacac.org