Yoruba Language Classes
Saturdays, June – August 2026
We are creating a joyful learning environment for language learners ages 18-35. Led by educators – Mrs. Margaret Ekisola, daughter Tolu Ekisola, Ms. Gbemi Joseph, and University of Florida’s Dr. Kola Adetola, CAARE is bringing Yoruba Language Classes to the Twin Cities.
A Welcome Message from Tolu
CAARE was launched in 2020 with the generous support of the University of California Irvine’s Illumination: Chancellors Art and Culture Initiative.
Mission & Vision
CAARE uses the arts and digital media to activate global citizenship, empathy, and mobilization for Black and Indigenous people.
We envision a future where Black and Indigenous communities thrive – with access to quality education, decriminalization, and reimbursement for the impacts of structural and environmental racism.
Get Involved
We advocate for improved outcomes in displaced communities through targeted public health initiatives.
CAARE is a community Based Arts and Culture Initiative
Values
Accountability: We take responsibility for our words and actions. Integrity: We conduct all business truthfully and in the best interest of our communities. Collaboration: We honor and integrate different perspectives cooperatively. Respect: We put people first and see disagreement as an opportunity for growth. Creativity: We believe art can be transformational and uplifting. Transparency: We make our motives and progress clear to the public.
In April 2022, partnering with LEAD-ABC and the Atlanta based Natal Stories podcast C.A.A.R.E produced its first Maternal Health campaign.
Recent Highlights
-
What is Community?
I’ll tell you what it isn’t… It’s not easy. Community building takes patience, effort, and understanding. These past three years… Read More
-
Welcome to the Volunteer Portal
Here you will find all the necessary information to join in the support of our community projects. Right now we… Read More
CAARE Production Company and Outreach Center 