Women Watch Afrika (WWA) condemns the senseless act of violence and assassination of the President of Haiti Jovenel Moise, and the shooting of his wife, First Lady Martine Moise; and WWA sends a message of condolences to the Moise family and to the peace loving people of Haiti. — As an expert […]
Redistricting and GIRA Presser
Women Watch Afrika and Partners held a Redistricting and Georgia Immigrant Rights Alliance (GIRA) presser at the Georgia State Capitol on June 28th. Focus: Our voices, values, and communities matter! #DrawJusticeLines Women Watch Afrika, Inc. Women Engaged Asian Americans Advancing Justice Atlanta Georgia Redistricting Alliance Georgia Muslim Voter Project GALEO.org […]
Women Watch Afrika Celebrates the Official Recognition of Juneteenth as a National Holiday
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 17, 2021 CONTACT INFORMATION Glory Kilanko, Founder and CEO, Women Watch Afrika, Email: womenwatchafrika@gmail.com Women Watch Afrika Celebrates the Official Recognition of Juneteenth as a National Holiday Atlanta, Georgia— Today Women Watch Afrika applauds and commends the Biden Administration and the United States Congress on the official recognition of Juneteenth […]
Women Watch Afrika Applauds the Biden Administration for the Redesignation of TPS for Haiti
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 24, 2021 CONTACT INFORMATION Preye Cobham, Esq., Attorney and Legal Director, Women Watch Afrika, Email: womenwatchafrika@gmail.com Women Watch Afrika Applauds the Biden Administration for the Redesignation of TPS for Haiti Atlanta, Georgia— Today Women Watch Afrika applauds and commends the Biden Administration on its decision to redesignate Temporary Protected Status […]
Women Watch Afrika and Partners Present: A Vigil For Healing
Please see flyer below for Women Watch Afrika and Partners’ Saturday event in honor of all the lives we have lost. A Vigil for healing. When: Saturday May 8th at 8 p.m. Where: Milam Park in Clarkston or Virtually through Zoom https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86055302247?pwd=SDgxb3Nac1dTcHRtdE4xMDz1dzlsZz09 — As an expert in this field, Women Watch […]
Women Watch Afrika Celebrates the Passage of the NO BAN Act
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 21, 2021 CONTACT INFORMATION Glory Kilanko, Founder and CEO, Email: womenwatchafrika@gmail.com Women Watch Afrika Celebrates the Passage of the NO BAN Act Today the House of Representatives passed HR 1333, the National Origin-Based Antidiscrimination for Nonimmigrants Act (NO BAN Act), this Bill prohibits discrimination based on religion and limits executive authority […]
Diverse Coalition Uplifts Bill to Provide Driver’s Licenses for All Residents
Joint Press Release: Diverse Coalition Uplifts Bill to Provide Driver’s Licenses for All Residents Atlanta, GA – A diverse coalition representing survivors of violence, transgender individuals, people impacted by homelessness, those formerly incarcerated, and immigrant communities applauded the reintroduction of HB 833, the Freedom to Drive Bill, that would expand access to driver’s licenses for […]
SPLC, ACLU, LDF File Lawsuit on Behalf of Groups Representing Voters of Color and Other Historically Disenfranchised Communities
SPLC, ACLU, LDF File Lawsuit on Behalf of Groups Representing Voters of Color and Other Historically Disenfranchised Communities ATLANTA — Civil rights groups have filed a federal lawsuit against Georgia’s sweeping new law that makes it much harder for all Georgians to vote, particularly voters of color, new citizens, and religious communities. The Southern Poverty […]
Women Watch Afrika and Pro-Voters’ Rights Organizations Sue Georgia on the New Sweeping Voter Suppression Law
Women Watch Afrika is proud to stand as a Plaintiff with the Georiga Muslim Voter Project, Delta Sigma Theta, Latino Community Fund Georgia, and the 6th District of the AME Church in fighting against Voter Suppression in Georgia! We tried talking, tried sharing testimonies, tried educating on the impact of the law and all to […]
Women Watch Afrika (WWA) condemns the passage of the disenfranchisement/voter suppression legislation Senate Bill 202 (SB 202)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 25, 2021 CONTACT INFORMATION Glory Kilanko, Founder and CEO, Tel: 404-759-6419 Atlanta, GA — Women Watch Afrika (WWA) condemns the passage of the disenfranchisement/voter suppression legislation Senate Bill 202 (SB 202). On March 25th, the Georgia legislature passed a Jim Crow throwback bill that is an attack against the voting power […]
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