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October 5th is the Georgia Deadline to Register to Vote–Are YOU Registered to VOTE?

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October 5th is the DEADLINE to REGISTER to VOTE or to UPDATE YOUR ADDRESS for VOTING in the November Election! Are you REGISTERED? Have you CHECKED YOUR STATUS?! Make sure you are registered and make a PLAN to VOTE! #YourVoiceMatters #YourVoteCounts #StayWokeVote #VoteLikeYourLifeDependsonItBecauseItDOES #WomenWatchAfrika #GoVOTEGeorgia     —      As an expert in this […]

Women Watch Afrika Community Census Count and COVID-19 Support Day

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Women Watch Afrika is having another Community Census Count and COVID-19 Support Day!  Yes, there is still time to complete the 2020 Census. A federal judge has ruled that the 2020 Census Count should continue till October 31st. So go fill it out! We’ll remind you in person during our Support Day. This outdoor event […]

Join Us and Watch: Your Vote Matters September 18th at 4 p.m.

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Glory Kilanko, Founder and Executive Director, Women Watch Afrika will be the guest today at 4pm for a live stream series on why your voice matters and discussing the importance of voting. Click to tune in. https://lnkd.in/eNfg8h6 #Vote #WomenWatchAfrika #yourvotematters #Vote2020 #NewAmericans #clarkston #immigrants #refugees #refugeestories #community #communitylove #communitysupport —      As an expert […]

Freedom Mosaic of Glory Kilanko, Founder and Executive Director Women Watch Afrika, at the Center for Civil and Human Rights

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It has come to our attention that some of our Partners and Community members are unaware of the Freedom Mosaic honoring the Human Rights accomplishments of our esteemed Founder and Executive Director, Glory Kilanko, that was created by the National Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta.  We aim to rectify that today. See […]

Analysis: Human rights treaty provides a tool to fight racial bias (MSNBC)

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By Ejim Dike and Azadeh Shahshahani This election year, a number of our presidential hopefuls seem to acknowledge that the criminal legal system is broken. What is not discussed is that current civil rights laws are simply insufficient for addressing the systemic racism ingrained in our legal system. As we join the world in commemorating the 50th […]