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Julia Wilson, Advocate for Positive Images of Africa & its Descendents in the Media, Learns of Her Cameroonian Ancestry through DNA
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) – Julia Wilson, one of America’s leading advocates for more positive images of Africa and people of African descent in international media, has recently learned that she hails from the Tikar and Mara tribes in Cameroon, West Africa based on matriarchical DNA testing through the African Ancestry.
Wilson Organizes African Media Coverage for Go Africa Television Networks in Denver
Senator Barack Obama and 2008 Democratic National Convention Media Coverage to 41 African Countries Is Led by Julia Wilson, Leading Advocate for Positive Images of Africa. Wilson Organizes African Media Coverage for Go Africa Television Networks in Denver. (WASHINGTON, D.C.) – Africans will be able to see, hear and feel the audacity of hope by Senator Barack Obama and his official historic nomination as the presumptive nominee for the democratic party — thanks to Julia Wilson, one of America’s leading advocates for more positive images of Africa and people of African descent and Go Africa Television Networks French-language journalist team [...]
Senator Barack Obama and 2008 Democratic National Convention Media Coverage to 41 African Countries Is Led by Julia Wilson, Leading Advocate for Positive Images of Africa
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) – Africans will be able to see, hear and feel the audacity of hope by Senator Barack Obama and his official historic nomination as the presumptive nominee for the democratic party — thanks to Julia Wilson, one of America’s leading advocates for more positive images of Africa and people of African descent and Go Africa Television Networks French-language journalist team who will be providing media coverage to 41 African nations via satellite from Denver, Colo. During the Democratic National Convention Aug. 25-Aug. 28, 2008.
Women in Engineering and Technology
Paris-based Energy, Engineering and Technology Company Sponsors Wilson’s Panel Participation in the International Colloquium to Empower Women in Engineering and Technology. (WASHINGTON, D.C.) – Julia Wilson, one of America’s leading advocates for more positive images of Africa and people of African descent in international media, is one of four American women selected to participate on a media panel in Tunisia next month. The goal of the international Colloquium is to promote gender equality in engineering and technology and empower women globally.
Julia Wilson, Advocate for Positive Images of Africa & its Descendents in the Media, is Chosen to Participate in Women’s Conference in Tunisia
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) – Julia Wilson, one of America’s leading advocates for more positive images of Africa and people of African descent in international media, is one of four American women selected to participate on a media panel in Tunisia next month. The goal of the international Colloquium is to promote gender equality in engineering and technology and empower women globally.