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United Nations Visit
PANED Delegates with Prof. Gambari; United Nations Under-Secretary
(in middle), and Ambassador Hayford (4th left); United Nations African
Affairs Director |
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President; Ms. Miriam Ikunaiye (2nd left) on a visit to Nigeria Ministry of Commerce and Industry. (center) Honorable Minister, Engr. Charles Ugwuh ,
(left) Mr. Usman Saulawa ; vice president of Kaduna Chambers of commerce, and Alh.
Mohammed Bana; president, Lapai International Ltd. |
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Project Team visited Embassy of Ghana, Washington D.C. ( L-R)
Ms. Ikunaiye-Campbell, Ambassador Kwame Bawuah-Edusei and Dr. Chuka
Onwumechili. |
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 Embassy of Nigerian PANED
Project Team visited the Nigerian Embassy, Washington D.C. From L-R, Professor
Nabie Swaray, Ms. Emily Mudede, Minister Education, Toyin Solaja, Ms. Miriam
Ikunaiye-Campbell and Dr. Granville Sawyer. |
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 Liberian
Ambassador
PANED Project Team at a meeting
with Ambassador Charles Minor (first from left) at the Liberian Embassy,
Washington D.C. From R-L, Professor Nabie Swaray, Ms. Miriam Ikunaiye-Campbell,
Ms. Emily Mudede, and Dr. Granville Sawyer. |
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 Gregory
Pirio; CEO, Empowering Communication
and PANED Project Team at a meeting
held at Barnes & Noble, Bowie. (From R-L), Dr. Pirio, Ms. Miriam Ikunaiye-Campbell,
and Professor Moffitt. |
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 Washington D. C— PANED Project Team with Ambassador Ibrahim M. Kamara (center),
(R) Professor Nabie swaray, Ms. Miriam Ikunaiye-Campbell, Ambassador and (L) Dr.
Lewis. |
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 Book
Reading:
PANED participated at Dr. Greg Pirio's Book Reading.
Books and publishing materials distributed throughout the
world is controlled by a small number of Western countries. African Book
publishing and other printed materials has never received the attention
that it deserves. |
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 PANED's Annual Award program recognizes organizations
and individual members that have impacted others within the African
community. |
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Who We Are:
PANED is the most diverse African Diaspora nonprofit organization of
educators and community development professionals and volunteers. Join
PANED; a united voice for progressive African Diaspora community.
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DIN: PANED organizes
quarterly Diaspora Investment Network (DIN) Forum designed to engage
Africans Diaspora community in Africa's economic development. We also
organize monthly income development assistance lecture to advance economic
growth and to create an environment that fosters innovation, promotes
entrepreneurship within
the Diaspora community. |
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| Health Fair:
With
partnership with the Primary care Coalition of Montgomery County in
Maryland, PANED also organizes annual African Immigrant Health Fair that provide free health
screening for adults; Cholesterol, Blood Pressure, Glucose, Prostrate and
Dental Screening, HIV testing and much more. |
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AEW:
Africa Environmental Watch, is an organization. currently active in in Liberia.
The lack of no sanitary
landfill to receive about 600 to 800 metric tons of garbage collected each
day in Liberia, particularly in the city of Monrovia where half the
country’s population resides is the underlining problem of the solid waste
crisis. If you are interested in working with this organization please
contact the President, Mr. Moris Koffa or visit
www.africaenvironmentalwatch.org |
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CEP: PANED Cultural Enrichment Program is
designed to educate the African immigrant children in Princes George's
County area, the socio-cultural and moral values of African people through
arts, music and theatre and book reading. |
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NGO Support:
PANED organizes annual benefit diner for small nonprofit organizations like the Dream Helper
Global Mission; a US-based non profit organization serving in the Mt. Meru
area in Tanzania. The organization is empowering the people of Mt. Meru by
building churches and schools for the orphans and widows of Mt. Meru –
Tanzania |
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PANED is working to develop an understanding with micro financing
institutions in some part of Africa to issue a voucher...more
