Date: April 04 to 08, 2025

From April  04th to April  08th, the BabaCap Foundation International will host a transformative event that combines the Forum on US Immigrants and an Executive Committee Workshop. This unique gathering serves a dual purpose: addressing critical immigration issues and empowering the foundation’s regional executives to enhance their effectiveness in running the NGO. Distinguished guests, including Senator Cory Booker, Mayor Ras Baraka of Newark, and Mayor Ted R. Green, will enrich the event with their insights and experience.

The Forum on US Immigrants

The Forum on US Immigrants will delve into the pressing issues surrounding immigration in the United States. This comprehensive dialogue will explore topics such as immigration policies, the immigrant experience, and the pivotal role of organizations like the BabaCap Foundation International in supporting immigrant communities. With the presence of Senator Cory Booker, a prominent advocate for immigration reform and social justice, attendees can anticipate meaningful discussions and a deeper understanding of the immigration challenges and opportunities facing our nation.

The Executive Committee Workshop

The Executive Committee Workshop is designed to equip the foundation’s regional executives with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively manage and grow the NGO within their respective regions. This intensive training program will encompass critical areas such as strategic planning, fundraising strategies, community engagement techniques, and leadership development. Through this workshop, the foundation’s leaders will enhance their capacity to lead, collaborate, and drive positive change in their communities.

Distinguished Guests

The participation of Senator Cory Booker, Mayor Ras Baraka of Newark, and Mayor Ted R. Green adds immense value to this event. Senator Booker’s unwavering commitment to immigration reform and social justice aligns perfectly with the forum’s objectives. Mayor Ras Baraka’s experience in championing community development initiatives, particularly those benefiting immigrants, provides valuable insights. Mayor Ted R. Green brings a wealth of experience in governing a diverse community, making his presence instrumental in enriching the discussions.

Empowering Change Together

The Forum on US Immigrants and Executive Committee Workshop represent an exceptional opportunity for participants to gain knowledge, collaborate, and renew their dedication to fostering positive change in the lives of immigrants and underserved communities. With the support and guidance of the invited guests, this event has the potential to ignite transformative change on both a local and national scale.

As we eagerly anticipate this event from April  04th to April  08th , we applaud the BabaCap Foundation International for its unwavering commitment to creating a more inclusive and equitable future for all. This gathering underscores the foundation’s belief in the power of knowledge, collaboration, and shared purpose to effect meaningful change.