Building Strong Partnerships for Lasting Growth!
At Africatech GlobalLink Inc, we are proud to work alongside incredible partners who share our vision of empowering African immigrants, refugees, minorities, and African youth through essential computer skills and cybersecurity education.
Our partners play a crucial role in helping us provide access to technology, training, and career opportunities for underrepresented communities. Through their generous support, expertise, and shared commitment, we are building a more inclusive digital future—one learner at a time.
Femme Partage la Parole
We support women and young people in their personal, spiritual and educational development.
proyecto access
Our History
The Proyecto Access program was implemented at Hostos Community College since 1997, as a replication of the nationally well-known San Antonio Pre-freshman Engineering Program (PREP). The program is funded by NASA and developed by The Hispanic Association for Colleges and Universities (HACU) to increase the number of minority graduates in the STEM disciplines from colleges and universities.
Moving Forward
Proyecto Access STEP has served more than 5,000 students and STEP now serves more than 350 secondary students annually.
Due to the effectiveness and positive outcomes for our secondary school students, Proyecto Access implemented the Collegiate Science and Technology Entry program in 2011 to serve undergraduates increasing the STEM pipeline. Hostos CSTEP now serves more than 150 undergraduates with the goal to increase the minority representation in STEM majors.
NSF conference Hawaii 2025
Femme Partage la Parole
Is a group of women with a common mission: to support women and young people in their personal, spiritual and educational development.
We also work for their education and empowerment through adapted training, aimed at developing their skills and promoting their independence
In addition, we are committed to providing support to widows, orphans and the sick, through solidarity initiatives and concrete actions.
We also work for their education and empowerment through adapted training, aimed at developing their skills and promoting their independence
WanLainjo
Our History
WanLainjo was born in 2016 to guide African immigrants and refugees’ transition into the new land with less ease and less stress. In the Twin Cities metro area, the African population increased by 76.5% from 2010 to 2021, reaching 108,263 peopleThis makes the Twin Cities one of the U.S. cities with the largest sub-Saharan African immigrant populations, along with New York, Washington, DC, Dallas, and Atlanta. Located in Brooklyn Park our programs and services couldn’t have come at the right time
Our Goal
Our goal is to build better African lives and stronger African communities in Minnesota by empowering individuals with the knowledge, skills, and resources they need to thrive.
Our vision
Our mission is to guide African immigrants and refugees in their journey towards success, empowerment, and social equity in Minnesota
Centre de formation Le Petit David de Djougou
Let’s value our children’s talent!
A child’s education requires an adequate framework and competent supervisors to encourage him on a flourishing path. The Cultural and Training Center “Le Petit David” is a dynamic place that promotes exchange, discovery and cultural participation. This center offers a multifunctional space that offers a variety of cultural, artistic, educational and social activities for the local community.
Our vision
Is to nourish the mind, stimulate creativity and strengthen the social fabric by providing a space for meeting and artistic expression to all children in the Djougou community. Our goal is to provide our children with an artistic environment that promotes their talents. This center, completely free for local members, will allow our children to keep busy away from social networks and learn using their hands and talents.
We offer
Promotion of creative activities from an early age (from 5 years old). Learning musical instruments with qualified instructors (piano, drums, guitar, saxophone, etc.) (from 5 years old). Computer training (software, graphic design, from 6 to 20 years old) provided by the best instructors in the city/country.
