About Us
We connect people to resources and opportunities while promoting community activities
CBI Community Network: A Movement for Unity
Community Broadcast Interlink (CBI) is more than just a media platform; it’s a 501(C3) media and community engagement platform dedicated to promoting African diaspora communities worldwide. As a part of the Global Vision Children’s Network (GVCN), CBI serves as a voice for Africans abroad and their communities. We highlight excellence, preserve culture, and provide valuable information about opportunities, services, and resources that uplift the African community.
CBI connects people to places and cultures to share information about local resources and community opportunities. We are committed to promoting social, political, cultural, economic, and religious activities at the neighborhood and community levels. We offer a full experience of web broadcasts, along with informative, educational, and entertaining programs.
CBI is not just a media platform. It is a movement, a call for unity, inclusion, empowerment, and collective engagement.
Our Mission
Fostering Connection and Empowerment
Our mission is to acknowledge, promote, and celebrate excellence within the African diaspora community while fostering connection, empowerment, and social development through innovative community-based media programming.
Our Belief
We believe that By sharing our stories in the reflection of our culture, we gain the power to shape our narratives and fulfill our purpose.
Our Programs
Your Voice, Your Life, Your Moments
AFRICAN VOICES ABROAD: Allows Africans in the diaspora to share their views on important topics of African interest.
LIFE IN DIASPORA: An opportunity to share the good, the bad, and the ugly of our diaspora experiences.
COMMUNITY SOCIAL: Captures the exciting moments of events and celebrations, live or for later broadcast, creating lasting memories.
What We Do
CBI offers a unique blend of web broadcast and digital contents, focusing on:
* Community Development: Featuring programs that highlights and promotes the social, economic and political impact of Africans in diaspora.
* Educational Programs: CBI, through its educational, informative, and enlightenment programs offers social awareness that helps Africans in diaspora to navigate and Integrate into their diaspora environment.
* Neighborhood Connection: The CBI community network connects Africans with resources, such as businesses, services and opportunities in their communities.
* Media Coverage: CBI narrates the rich African heritage and stories by showcasing our social and cultural values through community events, social activities, anniversaries and other social diary engagements.
Through talk shows, documentaries, interviews, event coverage, and interactive broadcasts, we create a complete media experience designed to inform, engage, and inspire.
By sharing our stories in the reflection of our art, we can secure the power to create a reality that shapes our community and fulfill our dreams.
Meet The Team
Located in, Indianapolis Indiana, USA, CBI provides opportunity for organizations to grow their business, promote their information, ideas and thoughts. For the online promotion and advertisement and broadcast of your conferences, meetings, festivals, or events, contact us today.
Sunday Lanre Omotoso
Sunday Larry Omotoso is a community development specialist with a strong passion for people, places and cultures. He has a background in the Media concentration of Theater from University of Ibadan, Nigeria and Community Economic Development from Southern New Hampshire University Manchester, NH. In the past years, Sunday has developed a career in development communication and family advocacy. Prior to relocating to the US, Sunday worked as a broadcast-journalist in Nigeria with passion in the areas of child development, and family advocacy. He is the president and CEO of Global Vision Children’s Network, (GVCN) a Nonprofit organization that seeks to promote global awareness and multiculturalism among children and families in Central Indiana.