The Isoko Association of Houston (IAH) is one of the vibrant local chapters of the Isoko Association of North America (IANA). It was established to bring together Isoko indigenes residing in Houston and its surrounding areas, offering a platform for cultural expression, community unity, and mutual support. The association also connects its members with the larger Isoko diaspora across North America through IANA’s national activities.
Structure and Membership
Membership in the Isoko Association of Houston is open to all Isoko people, their families, and friends who reside in Houston and nearby cities.
- Executive Leadership – elected officers manage the chapter’s affairs and represent Houston at IANA conventions.
- General Membership – individuals and families who attend meetings, cultural events, and social gatherings.
- Subcommittees – groups focused on welfare, youth development, women’s initiatives, and cultural promotion.
Why Join?
Joining the Isoko Association of Houston provides:
- A strong community network of Isoko indigenes in the Houston area.
- Opportunities to preserve and showcase Isoko culture through events and festivals.
- Welfare and emergency support for members and their families.
- Professional and social networking, particularly for new immigrants.
- Participation in IANA national conventions and collaborative diaspora projects.
Notable Activities & Contributions
- Hosts cultural and social gatherings that celebrate Isoko identity in Houston.
- Provides support systems for members, including welfare assistance and community aid.
- Participates actively in IANA’s annual conventions across North America.
- Contributes to development initiatives in Isoko land, such as health and education projects.
- Encourages youth involvement and mentorship, helping the younger generation embrace their heritage.
Contact and Website
For more information about the Isoko Association of Houston and its activities:
🌐 Visit the IANA official website for chapter contacts.
📱 Local updates are also shared through the association’s social media groups.