Association of Nigerian Women Entrepreneurs and Professionals
“To all the little girls who are watching this, never doubt that you are valuable and powerful, and deserving of every chance and opportunity in the world to pursue and achieve your own dreams ” – Hillary Clinton Empowerment comes in different forms. People of all age ranges, social and cultural background have been empowered […]
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Every year, ANWEP adopts some needy families in our immediate community for the holiday season. Our focus is typically on single parent families with young children. The goal is to make every one’s Christmas wishes come true. ANWEP collects the list of wants for Christmas and endeavors to provide most items on the list or
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In fulfillment of our empowerment mission, ANWEP offers a free workshop for teen girls on self esteem and body image. Having poor body image can have numerous negative effects, one of the most common is lowered self-esteem, which carries with it its own associated risks. Poor body image is also connected to bullying, with youth
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In support of our mentoring outreach efforts in STEM, ANWEP organized and executed a successful inaugural gala on May 5th, 2018 that showcased five STEM advocates from the corporate sector who served as guest speakers. High school students from Dallas and Denton county school districts were offered free admission to this event which featured a
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The Association of Nigerian Women Entrepreneurs and Professionals in the USA, ANWEP-USA is a 501(c)3 non profit tax exempt organization whose mission is to empower women to become impactful leaders by forming strategic partnerships to tackle issues that confront women, girls and children in our society. We envision a world in which Nigerian women are
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Irrespective of your definition of success, education and learning is the key to it. The nature of your education also matters because it goes a long way in determining how you develop your intellect and capacity for problem solving. As research has shown, the human brain operates by going through memory paths that it has
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Hopefully, we have been able to read aspects of the vision, mission and potential project outcomes ANWEP would be working toward as put together by the founder and the several noble suggestions members have provided. I am sure many of us are trilled about them. How do we make sure we sustain this excitement and
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