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African Women's Rights Advocates

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CEO, How Women Lead

Julie Castro Abrams 

"As CEO of How Women Lead, I live by our organizations Credo which is to have a culture that unapologetically promotes women. We believe that championing women starts with each of us. We also believe that diversity and inclusivity of voices make us better – it’s just and right. We center women of color in all that we do. This is why we support the cause to advocate for the rights of African Women."

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Chief Growth Officer, World Savvy

Nathaniel Foster

"I believe that people thrive when given a chance to have community. WEE creates community, support, opportunity and a sustainable approach to success."

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Senior Vice President, Morgan Stanley

Ana Munro

"Simply put, I believe women are the driving force of the global economy. And I believe that empowering African women through education, training and support will lead to real change as we work toward a world with more access and self-sustainability for those who come from a disadvantaged background."

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Founder

Trish Rebello

"WEE's The Lift program is creating the world I want to live in. One where marginalized women are given the opportunities & support they always deserved to stand on their own two feet."

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Managing Director, North Point

Laura Provenzale

Through training and support, WEE’s program is helping marginalized women create a sustainable income to not only survive but to thrive. I am proud to support this amazing organization which has already changed thousands of lives and their communities for the better.

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