#nzoCALIFAncestry: Black History Month - delivered

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nzoCALIFA-- I'm on a mission targeting two of my favorite portals for advancing Genealogy services: Libraries and the Community. Each element is vital to Human wellness and prospering Society, as both are part of my foundation of service. I create dynamic partnering initiatives for bridging, kinship-building and strengthening Family ties.
*Are you a Library, Community Center or Org ready?! 
Contact me, let's kinship:
email: nzoCALIFA360@gmail.com
Instagram: @ReginaCalifa360
"...to stimulate the invaluable resources of our local libraries while drawing Families IN to tell their own stories, and preserve FAMILY HISTORY."  ~#nzoCALIFAncestry

Our Winter Season initiative is on target to bridge Libraries with Community to strengthen Family Ties and build Communal kinship. We service from San Joaquin Valley to the South Bay. Join us in shared kinship works - Participate, and promote our works of service.
contact: nzoCALIFA360@gmail.com online site info: #nzoCALIFAncestry

FEB. 8th -Genealogy at Maya Angelou Library
Stockton-San Joaquin County

FEB. 4th Black History Read-In Culture Fest
Oakland Public Library MAIN
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#nzoCALIFAncestry More than history, amplify YOUR story starting with the Ancestral Wisdom of your Family. Be inspired by the guidance and unearthings of Field Research Genealogist, Curator and Professional Teaching Artist.
 R. Califa Calloway

GENEALOGY>FAMILY HISTORY>COMMUNAL KINSHIP











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