The African Diaspora Network in Partnership with
Institute of International Education and
San Jose State University, School of Journalism
Co-Sponsored By
Mozilla Corporation and
The Silicon Valley African Film Festival
Presents
Dialogue and Action on Africa TechWomen Documentary
March 29, 2014 at 2 p.m. at
Mozilla Corporation
331 E Evelyn Avenue, Mountain View, California
RSVP to: almaz@africandiasporanetwork.
Come prepared to be made proud and to be inspired by the work of the thirteen women leaders in the documentary and to address some of the following issues:
- · How can Africans in the Diaspora in the Bay Area become Cultural Mentors for the next group of African TechWomen emerging leaders?
- · How can Bay Area/San Jose students do better in science and math, planting seeds for STEM careers – (Frank Greene Scholars Program, etc.)
- · Can there be any room in the upcoming African TechWomen’s schedules to visit schools, and meet with some of these young Greene Scholars?
- · How can the word begin to spread NOW for the upcoming Silicon Valley African Film Festival?
- · On-going documentation of ADN projects.
Founded in 2007, Ladybrille® Magazine is a California based pioneer digital publication demystifying the image of Africans in the west through contemporary African fashion and celebrating the brilliant woman in business and leadership, with an emphasis on the African woman in the diaspora. Our coverage includes stories on capital, access to markets, expertise, hiring and retention, sales, marketing, and promotions.
