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AZA recognizes graduating high school and college/ university every through its annual Tiyende Pamodzi Zambian Nite Dinner. Proceeds of this events go towards funding scholarships to college/ university students which are awarded in October during the Independence Celebration Event.

The annual AZA Tea party is an opportunity for women in the community to come together for a social gathering and to learn about resources to improve their well-being. Proceeds from this event go towards empowering a woman or women through charitable contributions or towards a scholarship fund.

The Atlanta Tupolopolo initiative was put together to create a space where the kids from the community can come together and get to mingle with fellow kids of Zambian decent outside of the typical birthday party setting. In addition to that, while promoting camaraderie among the children they will also be developing their motor skills as young athletes, fine tuning their communication skills, team work, trust, reliability and self confidence to mention just a few takeaways. On the grander scale of things, the initiative promotes physical activity among the younger youths and also helps scale back the national numbers when it comes to tackling child obesity today. And all this will be done in a fun, clean and playful way.

The Association of Zambians in Atlanta (AZA) is dedicated to empowering the local community with a variety of monthly and year-round events and is excited to announce the annual My Brother’s Keeper Men’s Lunch and Learn Seminar.