<p>In this episode you will hear from Tolu llelaboye who is one of the board of directors from the African Communities of Manitoba Organization (ACOMI) in Winnipeg, MB. Tolu shares her heart for Winnipeg, the Black community and youth, as well as her challenges with the Educational system as a Black community organizer. Listen in and take note of this powerful episode! </p>

In this episode you will hear from Tolu llelaboye who is one of the board of directors from the African Communities of Manitoba Organization (ACOMI) in Winnipeg, MB. Tolu shares her heart for Winnipeg, the Black community and youth, as well as her challenges with the Educational system as a Black community organizer. Listen in and take note of this powerful episode!

<p>In this episode you will hear from Tolu llelaboye who is one of the board of directors from the African Communities of Manitoba Organization (ACOMI) in Winnipeg, MB. Tolu shares her heart for Winnipeg, the Black community and youth, as well as her challenges with the Educational system as a Black community organizer.&nbsp;Listen in and take note of this powerful episode!&nbsp;</p>

Interview with Tolu llelaboye

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