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The Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute is gathering goddesses for their 4th annual Women of Power conference at Hunter College in NYC. They have a few women-focused events going on this month, and a variety of spiritual crafts workshops all year round. Therapeutic for the spirit.
4th Annual Women of Power Conference
Free Admission
Friday, March 20th 2009
6 - 9 PM
Keynote : Miriam Muley
(Founder, CEO, The 85% Niche, LLC )
Lang Recital Hall, Hunter College
695 Park Avenue, Room 424 Hunter North
68th St Btw Lexington & Park Ave
Subway: 6 to 68th St
Women of Power is the coming together of Afro Latina activists from Latin America, the Caribbean and Central America. The coming together of women of the African Diaspora bridges and shares information and experiences that enlighten and develop collaborative networks of mutual types. This year's program brings two international cultural activist from Bolivia and Brazil:
Marfa Inofuentes and Rosana Silva Chagas
Sister’s, Soeur, Hermana, Irmã Networking Event
3 - 6 pm. Free Admission
Saturday, March 21, 2009
CCCADI
408 West 58th St, between 9 & 10 Aves
Networking Session includes: opening presentation by Rose Pierre-Louis, Deputy Borough President of Manhattan Borough President’s Office; and Book Signing by Women of Power Keynote speaker Miriam Muley on The 85% Niche - The Power of Women of All Colors.
Come join us to enhance your work, discover the work of others and potentially collaborate with like-minded women to build projects that unite our communities. In these difficult times, we find it necessary to socially network and seek encouragement assuring the well being of our communities.
To RSVP contact George Oliver at
212 307-7420 ext. 3008 or goliver@cccadi.org.
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