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Check this out!!! ABAKA was featured at TRENDING with Kelly ABS CBN
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Congratulations Miss Marcy Goma our A + plus teacher of the week
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In 2012, Marcy Goma of Abaka Foundation who is a Filipino mom, came together to talk about the possibility of creating a Filipino class with her Friend Leda Fabian where their children could learn Tagalog, learn about their culture, and be outdoors as they learn the heritage . Marcy wanted her daughter to learn about their rich history and heritage! Marcy Goma and Leda then, envisioned a learning environment that would “fill the gaps” of their formal school education. They also recognized the power of learning in community and so the idea of Abaka Foundation was born. In 2015 Abaka Foundation was granted a 501-c3 status by the IRS and because Abaka Foundation offers a unique after school/weekend program,
the state of Arizona has provided state tax credits that benefit the Abaka directly.
Our vision at ABAKA Foundation is to empower and uplift children through education, language, and cultural awareness. We strive to create a more inclusive and diverse community by promoting the importance of language and heritage. Through our efforts, we envision a future where every child has the opportunity to thrive and reach their full potential. Together, we can make a lasting impact and create a brighter tomorrow for generations to come.
The ABAKA Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting cultural heritage. The foundation aims to protect and celebrate both traditional and contemporary cultural practices and expressions from around the world. Through various initiatives and programs, ABAKA Foundation works to raise awareness about the importance of cultural diversity and the significance of cultural heritage in fostering understanding and appreciation among communities.
One of the key objectives of the ABAKA Foundation is to support cultural exchange and dialogue among different communities. By organizing cultural events, workshops, and exhibitions, the foundation provides a platform for individuals to showcase their cultural traditions and learn from one another. These activities not only help to bridge cultural divides but also contribute to the enrichment of cultural knowledge and appreciation among participants.
In addition to promoting cultural heritage, ABAKA Foundation also engages in educational initiatives to foster a greater sense of cultural awareness and preservation. Through workshops, seminars, and educational resources, the foundation works to empower individuals to take an active role in safeguarding and passing on their cultural heritage to future generations. By doing so, ABAKA Foundation plays a crucial role in preserving the cultural diversity that enriches our society and contributes to the overall well-being of communities worldwide.
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Girls Who Code Clubs are free after-school programs for 3rd-12th grade girls, run by community leaders, teachers, librarians, and parents. The Clubs curriculum is designed to be accessible to girls with a wide range of computer science experience. Starting this year, the curriculum will include a new tutorial for the programming language Swift, built in partnership with Apple.