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I really look forward to exchanging with everyone at this event where my colleague Donna Wertalik, M.S. Marketing and I have one key goal: Empower! Empowering you to take control of your information privacy. Take even one small step towards better understanding data collection and what you can do about it and that is empowering. #voicesofprivacy #privacy
I am thrilled to have the opportunity to present with my colleague and cohost France Belanger of Voices of Privacy at this amazing event, held by U.S. Senator Mark Warner. Please SIGN UP for this amazing VA Women's Conference and come together to Harness YOUR Power! Beth Osborne (she/her), M.Ed.,PHR, SHRM-CP Lara Khansa Janice Branch Hall, PhD Christina Daves Emily McCorkle Meaghan Dee Savannah Meredith Artemis Ebneyousef Berry Julie Kelly Kim Radford, M. Ed. Saonee Sarker Margaret Ashburn Elizabeth Mitchell Taylor Walsh
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Empowerment happens when we increase knowledge - so, let’s enhance everyone’s privacy awareness and knowledge. If there are any privacy related topics you want us to talk about, let us know at Voices of Privacy . #privacy #makeadifference #voicesofprivacy
I am thrilled to have the opportunity to present with my colleague and cohost France Belanger of Voices of Privacy at this amazing event, held by U.S. Senator Mark Warner. Please SIGN UP for this amazing VA Women's Conference and come together to Harness YOUR Power! Beth Osborne (she/her), M.Ed.,PHR, SHRM-CP Lara Khansa Janice Branch Hall, PhD Christina Daves Emily McCorkle Meaghan Dee Savannah Meredith Artemis Ebneyousef Berry Julie Kelly Kim Radford, M. Ed. Saonee Sarker Margaret Ashburn Elizabeth Mitchell Taylor Walsh
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Brigadier General (ret), ITA Army, former Senior Strategic Analyst @NATO. Visionary project manager with an out-of-the-box thinking approach, adept at strategic Comparative Assessment, Foresight, and global competition.
From a strategic communication point of view, President Joe Biden's decision to step aside and endorse Kamala Harris as the (likely to be) next Democratic presidential candidate will have profound and far-reaching implications. This move results in a non-white, young, experienced, and well-known woman (former Attorney General and Senator) taking the spotlight, creating perfect conditions for provoking Donald Trump's expected extreme and misogynistic reactions. She will gain total support from the Democratic Party and prominent figures such as Obama, Clinton, Pelosi, Hollywood stars, and economic systems. The remaining time allows for presenting tangible results achieved by the Biden-Harris administration in areas such as the economy, job market, innovation, climate change, and social achievements. All of this will have the potential to influence undecided voters.
Our team is out this week for our annual closure but I could not let this monumental moment pass without acknowledging it. LFG! Kamala Harris for President 2024!!! Thank you to President Biden for his service and sacrifice for our nation, but with women’s rights under siege, I cannot think of a better time for this historical moment.
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I am thrilled to have the opportunity to present with my colleague and cohost France Belanger of Voices of Privacy at this amazing event, held by U.S. Senator Mark Warner. Please SIGN UP for this amazing VA Women's Conference and come together to Harness YOUR Power! Beth Osborne (she/her), M.Ed.,PHR, SHRM-CP Lara Khansa Janice Branch Hall, PhD Christina Daves Emily McCorkle Meaghan Dee Savannah Meredith Artemis Ebneyousef Berry Julie Kelly Kim Radford, M. Ed. Saonee Sarker Margaret Ashburn Elizabeth Mitchell Taylor Walsh
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Supermajority I want to give a resounding applause to the Supermajority Organization for hosting an incredibly impactful Zoom session on representation in government. The insights and wisdom shared during this event were nothing short of inspiring. Thank you to the remarkable trio of Senator Melissa Agard, Senator Mary Cavanagh, and Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan. Your voices resonated as you shared your journeys and perspectives on championing the needs of your constituents. Your dedication to creating a more inclusive and representative system is commendable and inspiring. You embody the essence of "boots on the ground" activism, turning ideas into tangible and meaningful change. Your stories remind us that making a difference requires more than words– action, determination, and the willingness to roll up our sleeves. To all the young women out there who harbor a burning desire to create an impact within their communities, let this be your call to action. Supermajority is a platform that empowers and amplifies your voice, reminding you that your opinions and ideas hold immense value. Your voice matters, and it's through platforms like Supermajority that you can make a difference. A special thank you to Jennifer McClellan for the invaluable takeaways from the session. "Democracy is not a spectator sport" – these words ring true, reminding us all that we have a role in shaping the future we want to see. #Supermajority #UnityinAction #womeninpolitics #representationmatters
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The specific ways Black women are affected in the healthcare space are still not widely understood or even discussed by many. Learn more about the lack of healthcare access for Black women and what we can do to combat this issue.
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Collective power is meant to maximize the impact of each organization. And we're proud to say The 50k Coalition’s efforts increased the impact of @SHPEnational’s programs and initiatives. 🏆 Before The 50K Coalition, SHPE and its members contributed to almost 9% of Hispanic graduates with engineering degrees. Through the work of The 50K Coalition, that number increased to about 12% by 2020. 🔥 Read The 50K Coalition’s Impact Report at https://hubs.la/Q02lSBhj0 #50KCoalition
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Founder, Enable Your Vision, Parkinson’s Disease Advocate, Author, Speaker, PD MOVERS, SIG Black Diaspora, Stanford ADRC CAB, MJFF Patient Council, Shades of Strength™️, Black PD Support Grp Ldrs Alliance, PF: PAIR, PPAC
Today, I would like to highlight the work of Dr. Jennifer Adrissi. “Jennifer Adrissi discuss pursuing racial equity in research, healthcare, and community partnerships.”
In honor of Black History Month, Drs. S. Thomas Carmichael and Jennifer Adrissi discuss pursuing racial equity in research, healthcare, and community partnerships. Dr. Adrissi is a movement disorders neurologist, health services researcher, and the founder and director of the Parkinson's C.O.R.E. Collaborative. Dr. Adrissi develops community-partnered interventions to improve access to specialized care and clinical trials in Parkinson’s disease and other neurodegenerative disorders within the Black community and other historically marginalized communities. https://lnkd.in/gcJaJx3y #UCLANeurology #blackhistorymonth #racialequity #healthcareequity #parkinsons Parkinson's Foundation Parkinson's Community Los Angeles | PCLA Parkinson's Association Los Angeles Community The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research
Racial Equity in Research, Healthcare and Community Partnerships
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Design Strategist | Dedicated Activist | Championing Human Rights and Social Justice | Driving Positive Change
As we commemorate Human Rights Day and march forward into a month dedicated to raising awareness about Cerebral Palsy, I, Innocent Madonsela, see myself and all of us as catalysts for positive transformation. It's not just about remembering past struggles but actively catalyzing change for a better future, especially for individuals living with Cerebral Palsy. Human Rights Day serves as a beacon of hope, reminding us of the resilience and determination of those who fought for justice and equality. The memory of the Sharpville massacre underscores the sacrifices made in the pursuit of fundamental rights. Yet, despite the progress we've made, the battle for social justice continues, with marginalized communities, including individuals living with Cerebral Palsy, still facing significant challenges. We must be catalysts for change, not merely passive observers. It's not enough to acknowledge the injustices; we must actively work to dismantle them. The rights of individuals with Cerebral Palsy cannot be overlooked any longer. They deserve to live in a world where their voices are heard, their rights are respected, and their potential is fully realized. As we commemorate Human Rights Day, let us embrace our roles as catalysts for change. Let us challenge discrimination, break down barriers, and advocate for the rights of all individuals, regardless of ability. Together, we can create a ripple effect of empowerment and inclusivity that reverberates throughout society. In the spirit of Nelson Mandela's words, let us be the catalysts that spark a revolution of compassion and understanding. Let us stand together in solidarity, united in our commitment to building a world where everyone, regardless of their circumstances, can thrive and contribute meaningfully to society. Human Rights Day is not just a day of remembrance; it is a call to action. Let us answer that call with courage, conviction, and compassion. Together, as catalysts for change, we can create a future where every individual is valued, respected, and given the opportunity to shine.
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As you may be aware, a report published in 2021 shed light on the distressing reality that Cleveland ranks as one of the worst places to live for black and brown women and girls. In response to these stark disparities, our conference aims to address the systemic barriers that hinder the educational and socioeconomic advancement of marginalized communities, particularly young women of color. By focusing on educational resources, corporate opportunities, and the critical issue of human trafficking, we seek to initiate a dialogue that empowers our younger generation to overcome these challenges and achieve success. Through workshops, panel discussions, and networking sessions, the "Take the Limits Off" conference will provide attendees with invaluable resources, insights, and connections to support their academic, professional, and personal growth. By bringing together community leaders, educators, advocates, and industry professionals, we aim to foster collaboration and advocacy for systemic change. We believe that by addressing the root causes of inequality and providing tangible pathways to success, we can create a more equitable and just society for all. Our conference catalyzes positive change, empowering individuals to break free from the limitations imposed by systemic injustice and realize their full potential.
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