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Summer's Newsletter #2

Our biggest newsletter yet and Congo is at the centre of it all — Edition #2

Life is full of adventure, let us be yours.

Good Evening Nseyas ... yes it is the new. 🌙

I promise this isn’t spam. In fact, I dislike inbox clutter just as much as you do. We only pop into your inbox once a quarter to share the impact you’re helping create, exciting updates, and what’s coming next for the foundation.

Winter and spring has been full setting up the foundation. We danced, we learned, we watched the Leopards take the world stage, and we've kept our eyes firmly on what is happening in Congo.

Because my email platform likes to butcher beautiful formatting, I’ve made it easy—just click the link below to open and download the full newsletter.

  • Dance for Congo recap with Melo — what happened, who showed up, and why (Dance for Congo #2 is coming to Montreal in July)

• The Léopards at FIFA 2026 — 52 years in the making, leopard blazers, and a gesture dedicated to Patrice Lumumba

Kizaba at Nuit d'Afrique - Juno-nominated Congolese artist on the main stage, July 15th

A minerals deal, deportations, and Ebola — the full picture most coverage leaves out

Our water well initiative — $6,000 • 1,000+ people • 15 years • communities impacted by diamond mining in Lomami

The sanctuary - a refuge for survivors of sexual violence and a future for Congo's children near eastern parts of Congo

  • Trust me, it’s worth the click. ❤️

. Even though Congo’s Independence Day is June 30, true independence remains out of reach for many.

That’s why we’re creating events, workshops, and experiences that bridge two worlds—connecting people, knowledge, and resources to create lasting change.

One person helps one. Another helps ten. Ten become one hundred. That’s how movements begin.

Real change doesn’t come from capitalism alone. At some point, we have to take responsibility for the comfort and convenience it affords us from their backs, and ask ourselves how we can give back.

The change we’ve been waiting for starts with us.Thank you for being part of this journey.

With gratitude,
 Ariane and Nseya Foundation Team xx



 
 
 

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