The Inaugural African Diaspora Women Summit 2017 Day 2: Addresses: Room 1 [2.3]
Channel: Alfred Zerfas
Date: 29/11/2017

The Inaugural African Diaspora Women Summit was held at Victoria University on June 26-27, 2017. This is the full version.
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Day 2: Addresses: Room 1 [2.3]
(00:07) Dr. Mimmie Claudine Ngum Chi Watts introduces Adriana (from program contents)
(03:16) Adriana Bito – Creator of HONESTY and Author of From Personal Reflection
(04:45) Responses from audience to names of persecuted
(05:20) What is your voice?
(07:45) Intersectionality
(08:24) I am a black woman
(09:25) Social-Happiness ladders
(10:35) My Identity and connection with Mimmie
(11:41) More about HONESTY: Apply our excellence
(13:56) Social Issues
(14:34) Peace
(15:14) Personal Reflection
(17:23) Collective Reflection
(19:36) What is your Voice/Dream?
(19:53) Audience: Mechanisms
(22:16) Body language very important
(23:07) Audience: African Context
(27:30) We need to create our own value systems
(28:13) Abe Swartz: Recorded podcast for radio

(29:30) Dr. Berhan Ahmed - CEO of the African Australian Multicultural Employment and Youth Services: How long will we wait (for results? Age of entitlement is over
(33:01) Challenge in employment: Need brains not brawn
(39:36) Adapt our youth to the economy
(41:42) Women problems, such as language and looking after 5 kids

(44:51) Emma Campbell – Federation of Ethnic Communities Councils of Australia (FECCA). Represents interests of migrants in Australia to the Federal Government, collaborating with other agencies.
(45:32) Importance of Leadership and Organization
(46:23) Use all available agencies and contacts
(47:13) Recent government changes about high literacy requirements need addressing.
(52:08) END