Celebrating 20 years of NAMCA

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ABOUT NAMCA

Since its incoporation in 2001, NAMCA’s
Mission has remained to facilitate connections to Masaaba
culture, mobilize change agents to improve people’s lives and provide
leadership and advocacy on issues of concern in communities we serve

Greetings Balebe,

I cannot say how much I appreciate you all who attended this first
NAMCA past leaders meeting. It is a phenomenon moment for me.  I
understand some of you have very busy schedules and we will ask that you
RSVP should there be items to vote on as required
by the constitution.

This meeting was all worth the 1 hour of productivity and shows how
you all participated in leading and growing this organization at
different stages of its life.  Please read on for yourself.

Key Actions

Determine activities for

1. Plan A: On-site meeting in New York
2. Plan B: Virtual meeting
3. What
   each leader will bring to the table in terms of their leadership period
   (documentation, pictures, videos, projects, key players, challenges and
   successes.
4. Database of Bamasaaba. Each region has a number of
   Bamasaaba on WhatsApp or group Email. Request leaders to share for
   larger outreach
5. What small project can be done for visibility and a rethink of the ERC as a flagship project?
6. What culture, language activities to plan for?.
7. Please pick one or more items and let us know what help you need.
8. Not
   Discussed at this point but to bear in mind. What budget will we be
   looking at? Where will the money come from? How will we raise the money?
   To align with activities.

Sincerely ,

Betty Wakou,
President NAMCA.

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The vision of NAMCA is to promote Masaaba Language and Culture globally
and enhance people’s well-being in communities we serve.