WATCH IT

HAND IN HAND – CELEBRATING 15 YEARS
Hand in HandThank you to everyone who registered and joined us for Hand in Hand: Celebrating 15 Years of the Grandmothers to Grandmothers Campaign!

Access and watch a full recording of the celebration.

Learn more about the Grandmothers to Grandmothers Campaign
Help support grandmother-led responses to HIV and AIDS in communities across sub-Saharan Africa.


BIANCA MARAIS PRESENTATION
Donations continue to be attributed to our group as more individuals access Bianca’s energizing and informative presentation. So far $1860 has been donated on behalf of UJAMAA GRANDMAS to the Stephen Lewis Foundation Grandmother’s campaign. We are 75% of the way to meet our goal of $2500.Bianca’s presentation is available by clicking on the link HERE.

Bianca’s books Hum if You Don’t Know the Words and If You Want to Make God Laughcan be ordered from Owls Nest Bookstore HERE.

Donations to the Stephen Lewis Foundation can be made HERE.


CELEBRATE and REDEDICATE
Watch this short film which commemorates the Ten Year Anniversary of the Grandmothers to Grandmothers Campaign, and looks ahead to the another ten years of solidarity with African grandmothers, mobilizing to claim their human rights!


AFRICAN GRANDMOTHERS TRIBUNAL

Seeking Justice at the front lines of the AIDS crisis. The trailer for this 40-minute video is available on Vimeo.  If your group is interested in viewing the full 40-minute movie, contact us at message@ujamaagrandmas.com to schedule an event.

TRAILER: African Grandmothers Tribunal: Seeking justice at the frontlines of the AIDS crisis from Stephen Lewis Foundation on Vimeo.


MINI-DOCUMENTARY ABOUT THE WAKEFIELD GRANNIES

Watch this a wonderful documentary about the seed that started the Grandmother to Grandmothers Campaign. The mini-documentary made by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation details the origins of the Wakefield Grandmas group.

WATCH IT HERE.


GOGOLYMPICS
In recent years the Gogos (Zulu word for Granny) have started playing soccer, netball and other sports, as a way to keep fit and healthy and to promote healthy living to their grandchildren and the broader community. In 2011 the first ever Gogo olympics took place, attracting widespread media coverage and community interest. 2014 was the biggest Gogolympics yet, with over 1,000 Gogo participants!


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