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International Women's Day March 8, 2012      Theme: Modeling A Non-Violent Human Rights Activism                     Is                    African Women's Language of Peace                  AfWiAm Board Member Change Kwesele (second from the right) celebrates induction into Alpha Sigma Nu, Honor Society of Jesuit institutions of higher education, with Loyola President Fr. Garanzini and other African women 09/26/2010.   African Brodas and Sistahs pose with Mama Sophia at a Book -signing event of THE WOMAN IN ME 09/15/2010

Arts are African women's ways of TELLING  their STORIES : SONG, DANCE, STORY-TELLING, WRITING, PAINTING, WEAVING, BEADING, etc.  TOPIC:     African Women and Psychology of Oppression Title of Book:  THE WOMAN IN ME Subtitle: The Struggles of an African Woman to Discover Her Identity and Authority Author: Mama Sophia (www.mamasophia.com)  Available in your local BookStores: www.bn.com Link:  http://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/the-woman-in-me-by-mama-sophia?keyword=the+woman+in+me+by+mama+sophia&store=allproducts     Performances: African Women & Liberation Story in MAMA SOPHIA N' AFRICAN WOMEN   Music CD (TO OBTAIN A COPY): Make a donation to AfWiAm and a copy will be sent to you for free       OR Write to info@afwiam.org     Music CD Also Available:  http://www.cdbaby.com/Artist/MamaSophianAfricanWomen             Information: Afia Ohemeng: secretary@afwiam.org OR 773-754-6443    To schedule interviews, talks or performances contact: Afia Ohemeng secretary@afwiam.org OR 773-754-6443   >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>      International Women's Day: March 8, 2012  Theme: Modeling Non-Violent Human Rights Activism: African Women's Language of Peace    GENERAL INQUIRIES:  info@afwiam.org