Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Upcoming Events: Asians, Trinis, Liberians
Like the US Congress, AG is setting off for Summer Recess. Enjoy these events until we haul ourselves back to the computer sometime at the beginning of September. ¶ 10:27 PM
August 16 : National Association of Asian American Professionals' diversity career fair starts.
August 25: Trinidad & Tobago Independence Day. The T&T Association is putting on a gala, but Krushmore Entertainment is putting on a show: http://www.krushmore.com/events.php?id=351 (note, "free w flag b4 12")
September 1: Liberian food fest & fashion show, to benefit the Women of Fire scholarship fund: http://www.thewomenoffire.org/Taste.htm
Like the US Congress, AG is setting off for Summer Recess. Enjoy these events until we haul ourselves back to the computer sometime at the beginning of September. ¶ 10:27 PM
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Special Preview Screenings of Documentary IRON LADIES OF LIBERIA
"She's already overcome tremendous obstacles to become the first woman ever elected president in Africa - now all she has to do is turn around Liberia - a country devastated by unemployment, debt, corruption, and the legacy of civil war. Follow Ellen Johnson Sirleaf through her first year in office as she faces angry mobs, ambitious political rivals, and high-ranking members of the international community. Her story is inspiring a new generation of leaders in Africa and around the world."
Thursday, February 21, 2008
7:30 pm
MLK Jr. National Historic Site
450 Auburn Ave, Atlanta, 30312
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
7:00 pm
Decatur Public Library
215 Sycamore Street, Decatur, 30030
For more information, contact Johanna Brown, ITVS Regional Outreach Coordinator, johanna_brown@itvs.org
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"She's already overcome tremendous obstacles to become the first woman ever elected president in Africa - now all she has to do is turn around Liberia - a country devastated by unemployment, debt, corruption, and the legacy of civil war. Follow Ellen Johnson Sirleaf through her first year in office as she faces angry mobs, ambitious political rivals, and high-ranking members of the international community. Her story is inspiring a new generation of leaders in Africa and around the world."
Thursday, February 21, 2008
7:30 pm
MLK Jr. National Historic Site
450 Auburn Ave, Atlanta, 30312
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
7:00 pm
Decatur Public Library
215 Sycamore Street, Decatur, 30030
For more information, contact Johanna Brown, ITVS Regional Outreach Coordinator, johanna_brown@itvs.org
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