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EPISODE · Jun 28, 2025 · 58 MIN

Wasim Khan and Andrea Smith Khan of Baraza African Cultures Center on immigrant experiences in Kansas City

from Urban Connections · host KKFI 90.1 FM Kansas City Community Radio

Wasim Kahn, CEO of Baraza African Cultures Center is a Certified Diversity Professional and is Yan-Koloba Certified and has vast experience working with immigrants, refugees & indigenous peoples. He has spent 30 years working cross-culturally and in international business. Andrea Smith, Chief Education Officer of Baraza African Cultures Center is a Certified Diversity Professional, Certified Diversity Trainer, Certified Leadership & Team Building Trainer, Certified Safe Space Trainer, is Yan-Koloba Certified and has extensive experience working with immigrants, refugees & indigenous peoples. She has over 30 years educational experience teaching on three continents and with people of all ages. Baraza African Cultures Center's mission is to provide leadership through the context of African cultures to create, preserve and promote a deeper understanding of one's own culture and a broader appreciation of the various world cultures. Baraza African Cultures Center's  vision is to  provide cultural leadership through promoting knowledge and appreciation of the richness of humankind; forging a positive future of valuing the beauty and strength of difference while recognizing our commonalities. BARAZAACC.org Host/producer/engineer:   Donna Morrow Wolfe

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