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Sandra Chuma Doc '15 Graduation Speech
Model Behavior with Sharon Quinn: Season 2/Ep. 13 Documentary Divas; Sandra Chuma & Kalisha Whitman
SR Socially Relevant Film Festival NY 2016 - "PLUS!" - Q & A
Sandra Chuma '15 on Discovering Her Purpose
Sandra Chuma '15 on Storytelling
Sandra Chuma '15 on Becoming A Journalist
When you realize that people are going to judge you no matter what you do - no matter how good it is or how bad it is - this is an opportunity for you to do 2 things: 1. Step into a place of service 2. Just do what you love, and love what you do. So if people want to judge you, they can judge you for THAT because clearly they’re not doing what THEY love. ~ @jameswedmore . This year I committed to do what I love, which also happened to be something that put me in a place of service. For so long I was afraid of what people would think and say if I followed my heart. . As our first year of @ndinimedia starts to wind down, my only regret is that I didn’t do this sooner. I wish I hadn’t let my fear hold me back from doing what I love, and what also allows me to serve the world in the best way I know how. . Thank you to EVERYONE who has supported me on this journey. A special ‘thank you’ to my #GreatnessMastermind family who have inspired me, encouraged me, and held me accountable for putting myself out into the world in service in a new way. . 📷 ~ @nickonken 👗 ~ @kaelakayonline
This is a picture of me looking to the heavens for inspiration for the speech I’m giving on Thursday at @maritcollective! I’m happy to report that inspiration came! 😂 Come join me on Thursday to hear me share some of the life lessons I’ve learned this year from speaking to inspiring and trailblazing African women for @ndinimedia #Repost @ndinimedia ・・・ "You have not heard it before, because it is an African woman's story, and our stories rarely are told. I want you to hear mine." - Leymah Gbowee . One year ago, inspired by this quote from Liberian Nobel Peace Laureate Leymah Gbowee our fearless leader, @sandra_chuma, created this platform and set out to tell the inspiring stories of trailblazing African women. NDINI was created to challenge the current narrative of Africa, and bring light to the many, many strong, intelligent, wise and passionate women who are blazing trails and showing the next generation of young women what is possible when you believe in yourself! . This Thursday, Sandra will be speaking at the @maritcollective's event, expanding on her powerful speech for International Women's Day. Join us to explore your ‘I am’ statement, and learn how it is helping or hindering you from being your best self. Spend the evening learning how you can use the lessons Sandra has learned through her conversations as you reflect on 2018, and who you want to be in 2019. . Head to @maritcollective to reserve your tickets - we can't wait to see you there! #IAmNdini
Yep! That pretty much describes how I make him feel most days! 🤦🏾‍♂️ . I’m so happy I found the one person I want to annoy for the rest of my life. 🤣 . Happy Anniversary! ❤️
#Repost from a white, male psychologist @adamgrant ・・・ When a man argues with an umpire, it’s passion. When a woman does it, it’s a meltdown. When a black woman does it, it’s a penalty. It’s a robust pattern in psychology experiments: male anger is a status symbol, whereas white female anger is emotional and black female anger is out of control. It’s embarrassing and unacceptable to see this double standard affect @serenawilliams at the #usopen #tennis final
You are worthy of love. You are worthy of joy. You are wonderfully made. You have purpose. Your presence is needed. You are loved. You are beautiful. Your soul is unmatched. You are not alone. We are your sisterhood! ~ Monique London 💕 A couple of weekends ago, I got to spend an incredible morning with a phenomenal group of women at #BlackBeautyBrunch. 💕 The event was created three years ago by Monique London, who is the founder of @londonivyproducts. 💕 @blackbeautybrunch provided us with a space for meditation, love, positivity, joy, empowerment and support. 💕 Monique - thank you for allowing yourself to be guided by your heart, and for providing us with such a mentally, emotionally and spiritually uplifting event. 💕 And Thank You to @monoxidestyle for the gift certificate - I can’t wait to come shopping!
I can’t even put into words how proud I am of my bestie and award-winning journalist @missnyashak, whose investigative report was just published on @bbcafrica! Nyasha just wrapped up 4 months of filming and reporting for this piece about Kenyan women who have “sugar daddies” (sponsors or blessers as they are known locally) Is it wrong for women to “sell” their bodies to men who are willing to pay? Let me know what you think...🤔 Repost @bbcafrica ・・・ "What matters the most is my baby's future. I don't want her to go through what I went through. I don't want her to depend on sponsors. I want her to depend on me. That's why I have to look for support." — Grace is a 24-year-old single mum from Nairobi. She dreams of being a star and is looking for a 'sponsor' - or sugar daddy - to help support her career, while still being able to take care of her daughter. Grace travelled to Mombasa in search of a sponsor and had no luck, but is still continuing in her search, so that her daughter doesn't have to live through the same struggles as she does. Watch the full film on our IGTV, or through the link on our profile.

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