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Focusing on Latin America 101
| | | Focusing on Latin America 101 Tickets Now Available: Speaker Series with Aminatta Forna This Season, Give the Gift of Change Stay Connected to IMOW! Call for Bloggers |
| Focusing on Latin America 101An Introduction to Our
Latest Project! |
Explore
Focusing on Latin America! Photo Credit: Paola Gianturco | Our latest project,
Focusing on
Latin America, explores the economic challenges and successes of women in Latin America in the wake of the global economic meltdown.
Here are a few ways to start exploring the project: The project,
as well as the rest of Economica: Women and the Global Economy, is now presented in
both English and Spanish! Participate in the exhibition by commenting on and recommending
stories, and help us spread the word about Focusing on Latin America by sharing your favorite story on your
social networks! |
| Tickets Now
Available: Speaker Series with Aminatta FornaJoin Us on January 26 in
San Francisco! | Reserve your tickets now for January 26, 2011, when the
International Museum of will host acclaimed author Aminatta Forna in San Francisco as part of our Extraordinary Voices,
Extraordinary Change Speaker Series. Aminatta Forna will appear in conversation with IMOW’s Executive Director Clare Winterton. Purchase tickets>> Learn more
about the event>> Aminatta Forna was raised in Sierra Leone and the United Kingdom and now divides her time
between London and Sierra Leone. She is the author of several books including her most recent, The Memory of Love. Forna is the
daughter of a former Sierra Leonean cabinet minister and dissident, murdered by the state in 1975. In 2003, Forna helped build a primary school in her
family's village of Rogbonko. She is a trustee of the Royal Literary Fund, sits on the advisory committee of the Caine Prize for African Writing and
is a member of the International Museum of Women’s Global Council. |
Aminatta Forna Credit: Simon Westcott |
| This Season, Give the Gift of ChangeYour Donation to IMOW Will Travel the World |
| “I want to be part of this project because I want to reflect young
Sudanese girl’s opinions about what is happening in the world and in the economy. Because it is the first time we have this chance…
Sudanese girls’ voices are mute and no one in the world knows what we are thinking.” --Eman Asim Ahmed, 22
Young women like Eman are reaching through IMOW's internet portal to express themselves, share their stories and
learn about critical global issues. But IMOW is much more than a forum. It is a catalyst for change. By being a part of the International Museum of Women, you’ve demonstrated your support of women’s creativity and self-expression.
You have helped build powerful content and experiences that inspire people to engage in change. Today,
you have an opportunity to do even more. Will you consider making a financial gift that makes a statement? Will you make a
gift that says “I support change!”? This holiday season, spread your passion for social
change and women’s rights by making a gift to IMOW in honor of a loved one. Your gift will help
build the Elizabeth
Colton Global Impact Fund, which fuels IMOW's growth and supports special initiatives. An IMOW membership also makes a perfect gift for the holidays for
friends, co-workers, and family members. For more information, please call Irene at (1) 415-543-4669 x27, or
email irene@imow.org. |
| Stay Connected to IMOW!Follow IMOW on Facebook and Twitter! | Become a fan of IMOW’s museum page, and follow us at twitter.com/IMOWomen.
We use Facebook and Twitter to keep in daily touch with our supporters, posting giveaways, share the latest news on women’s rights, and
highlighting the work of our partner organizations! Don’t miss out—become a fan today! | |
| Call for
Bloggers |
| Are you an activist for women’s human rights? Do you keep up-to-date with the latest
gender equity issues around the world? Are you interested in women’s art and creativity? And most importantly, do you love to write? The International Museum of Women is looking for bloggers to contribute to the organization’s blog, Her Blueprint! If
you’d like to write about arts, ideas, and global women’s rights issues for an innovative social-change museum, apply today! Learn more>> |
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