On April 6-7 Howard University hosted the 16th Annual Women Ambassadors Conference. The conference which was themed "Diplomacy in Times of Change was presented by the Women Ambassadors Foundation & Congresswomen Eddie Bernice Johnson. The topics discussed include:
Diplomacy and the Current Revolutions Sweeping the Middle East and North Africa
Diplomacy in the Age of Social Networks
Diplomacy and the Changing Role of Women in the Peace Process
Haiti, Chile, Japan: Natural Catastrophes and their impact on the World
Diplomacy and Foreign Languages: Interpretation and translation in international negotiations
Diplomacy and Changes Affecting Women around the World
Diplomacy and the Changing Role of BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India and China)
Times of Change and Diplomacy in the Obama Presidency
The Program
The Moderator
The Speakers
Kim Sledge Allen of Sister Sledge
Katie Dowd, Advisor for Innovations, US State Dept.
Dr. Jean Purchas-Tulloch, Howard University
Dr. Lorenzo Morris, Howard University
Jonathan Pena, Political Science Student
Kim Sledge Allen of Sister Sledge
Kimberly Weichel, Chief Executive Officer of Peace X Peace
& Ambassador Shirley Barnes (Rtd)
Dr. Marilyn Sephocle, President of WAF
Ms. Jane Nankwenya, DCM, Embassy of Malawi
Jonathan Pena, Political Science Student
Minister Kazuhide Ishikawa, DCM, Embassy of Japan
Q&A Session
Award Winners
Rtd Ambassador Shirley Barnes
Kim Sledge Allen of Sister Sledge & Her Award
Special Thanks to the Coordinating Committee - Some are pictured above
Amal Benett-Judge, Victoria Daniels, Aryn Davis, Amani Kancey, Bianca Saint Louis, Joel Cornell, Julie Allen
Amal Benett-Judge, Victoria Daniels, Aryn Davis, Amani Kancey, Bianca Saint Louis, Joel Cornell, Julie Allen
Attendees
Kim Sledge Allen & Daughter, Julie Allen
Julie Allen, Kim Sledge Allen & Dr. Marilyn Sephocle, President of WAF
The event was also attended by Ambassador Ljubica Acevska, Chair of WAF, Dr. Marilyn Sephocle, President of WAF, Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson, and Howard University’s First Lady, Dr. Paula Whetsel-Ribeau.
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