Wright Place TV Show- Fall Season

August 19, 2019 by  
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Guest on the Wright Place TV Show 2019-2020 Season!

 

I’m looking for  Successful Speakers, Authors, Founders

 Who are ready to share how the good they are doing

in the world today

The Theme  is : The Wright Place: A World of Good

These shows are viewer supported and the sponsorship packages are different than in the past

The show sponsor supports my not for profit Youth Entrepreneur Incubator so we ask show guest so participate in sponsorship on some level in order to support the program.

Benignant De Eagle Foundation Celebrates with Their Inaugural Event at the National Press Club

October 14, 2015 by  
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Ontario, Ca—October 14, 2015– Benignant De Eagle Foundation is committed to increase education opportunities in S.T.E.M education for young women. Benignant De Eagle Foundation was founded by Onyema B. Ajuogu, a young woman who understands firsthand how education can positively impact one’s life. Onyema is a passionate woman who has dedicated her life to helping young women further their education and to finding the resources necessary for them to achieve their education goals. The Benignant De Eagle is founded on the fundamental belief that giving a high-quality education to the women of developing nations will bring about immense and powerful change.

The Goal

  1. The primary goal is to impact girls and young women worldwide; helping girls and young women from developing nations to receive western-style education, to encouraging S.T.E.M. education around the world.  Benignant De Eagle strives to achieve this goal by focusing on six primary goals.
  2. To bring young women from third world countries to Western schools and universities to study science, technology, engineering and math.
  3. To encourage and inspire hope in young women and girls in developing countries to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM fields) by hosting STEM workshops which will foster their interest  to pursue post-secondary education in STEM fields.
  4. To be a catalyst for change in how the culture of developing countries views the role of women in the workplace and in society in general.
  5. To harness the power of education to empower women in developing nations to drive fundamental change in the status of all women in their homelands.

To create supplementary programs that support our students and encourage women to view science, technology, engineering and math as a tool to lift themselves up from poverty and deprivation and help them forge their destinies.

Their first event is November 18, 2015, at National Press Club in Washington DC. Richard Lui, an anchor from MSNBC News, will be honored. Before joining MSNBC, Lui spent five years at CNN Worldwide, most recently with CNN Headline News as the solo anchor of the ten a.m. hour of “Morning Express.” He also led the network’s morning political reporting throughout the 2008 presidential election. Lui anchored and reported on all of CNN Worldwide’s English-language networks including CNN US, CNN International, and HLN.

Go here to learn more about the event:  www.benignantdeeagle.org

Baltimore Hacker Space is Crowdfunding

August 13, 2015 by  
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Baltimore Hacker Space is Crowdfunding

This non-profit technology educational facility is home to many great projects. Projects that people can’t work on at home ( not everyone has a garage). It has been member funded in the past and provided tools and training for anyone wanting to build something special. Their expenses recently went up. Here is what happened in their words. “Recently, our landlord “discovered” a number water bills that he’d missed over the past two years, and he’s passing that expense on to us. So we’ve run the numbers, and our $5,000 goal will keep us financially stable and allow us to focus on community outreach for the next two years. As a 501(c)3 charity, we work to promote growth and learning in our community by providing people a place to learn and work in a positive and collaborative environment. We are sustained by our membership dues. However, we do open up all of our classes and events to non-members. We try to provide at least 2-3 days per week where non-members can come in and work with our facilities.”
It’s all about helping a community resource stay a community resource. You can sponsor a go-cart. You can get T-shirts and even book some time in the shop to work on your ideas. You can have a storm trooper visit you or even pick up a years membership.

Support them here. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/save-our-hackerspace-baltimore-md#/story

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