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Remarkable Moments for Women & Girls in 2014

The Global Connections for Women foundation (GC4W) recognizes the remarkable moments and accomplishments of Women & Girls across the globe in 2014. 1. March 2014: Lupita Nyong’o became the First African Female to win an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress – for her outstanding performance in the movie “12 Years a Slave.”  The resounding effects of the last words of her acceptance…

TIME’s People of the Year: Ebola Fighters

Congratulations to Time Magazine List of  “Person of the Year” #EbolaFighters. This year, TIME Magazine Person of the Year recognized some of the amazing healthcare workers who dealt with the current Ebola crisis. The article documented the grandeur actions of these presumably ordinary people whose personal efforts directly served the containment of the deathly disease. The most current Ebola outbreak affected…

Celebrate Universal Health Care Coverage Day

Celebrate Universal Health Care Coverage Day on 12.12.14

Happy Universal Health Coverage Day. Join Global Connections for Women foundation (GC4W) as we celebrate Universal Health Care Coverage Day on December 12th, 2014. The United Nations named 12.12 the Universal Health Care Coverage Day after the official endorsement on December 12, 2012. The idea of universal health care for all – especially in a desperate countries, is one believed…

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Ultimate Supermom Spotlight: Denise Ajayi-Williams Spreads Multicultural Message

Writer Spreads Multicultural Message through African Folktale Revival. Denise Ajayi-Williams wanted to give her child and other children of African descent the story of a hero that “resembles a champion from their own community,” so she decided to write one of her own. The result is Akiti the Hunter — a five-part children’s book series that chronicles the adventures of…

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Today is World Aids Day

According to BBC News, there are approximately 35 Million people around the world are living with HIV and 19 Million of them do not know they have the virus. The (RED) campaign is dedicated to ending the fight against Aids and they have partnered with Bank of America, Starbucks and other businesses to support this movement. Save a life and…

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