H.A.P.P.Y B.I.R.T.H.D.A.Y New beginnings So grateful So blessed to add another year 🎂 Thank you all for your birthday wishes ♥️♥️♥️ -#happybirthdaytome
Celebrating the man who makes every day extraordinary—Happy Birthday, my soulmate ❤️💋❤️ #HappyBirthday #LoveOfMyLife #Soulmate #BirthdayCelebration #HusbandAndWife #ForeverLove #Blessed #CoupleGoals #MyEverything #BirthdayLove #Love #demure
Missed you guys 💋
Missed you guys 💋
Missed you guys 💋
Who let me think I had it all figured out back then? 😅 Throwback to my university days—when the world was my oyster, and I was definitely the pearl. #TBT #studentlife #ThrowbackThursday #tbt 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀🤗 #ageofinnocence #unical #malabress
Stepping into another level of grace 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾
Congratulations hubby on starting your journey at the Harvard Business School! So proud of you—keep shining and making us proud! Love you ❤️ #Harvard #Leadership #BuildingForTheFuture #resilienceandvision
Congratulations hubby on starting your journey at the Harvard Business School! So proud of you—keep shining and making us proud! Love you ❤️ #Harvard #Leadership #BuildingForTheFuture #resilienceandvision
Congratulations hubby on starting your journey at the Harvard Business School! So proud of you—keep shining and making us proud! Love you ❤️ #Harvard #Leadership #BuildingForTheFuture #resilienceandvision
Congratulations hubby on starting your journey at the Harvard Business School! So proud of you—keep shining and making us proud! Love you ❤️ #Harvard #Leadership #BuildingForTheFuture #resilienceandvision
Congratulations hubby on starting your journey at the Harvard Business School! So proud of you—keep shining and making us proud! Love you ❤️ #Harvard #Leadership #BuildingForTheFuture #resilienceandvision
Congratulations hubby on starting your journey at the Harvard Business School! So proud of you—keep shining and making us proud! Love you ❤️ #Harvard #Leadership #BuildingForTheFuture #resilienceandvision
Congratulations hubby on starting your journey at the Harvard Business School! So proud of you—keep shining and making us proud! Love you ❤️ #Harvard #Leadership #BuildingForTheFuture #resilienceandvision
Congratulations hubby on starting your journey at the Harvard Business School! So proud of you—keep shining and making us proud! Love you ❤️ #Harvard #Leadership #BuildingForTheFuture #resilienceandvision
Hi Lovelies, I am happy to share this good news with you @gwuniversity @gw_globalfood @xtendedhandsfdn George Washington University’s Institute for Corporate Responsibility Partners with Stephanie Linus’s Extended Hands Foundation to Launch Maternal Health and Nutrition Initiative Africa WASHINGTON (December 5, 2024) – In a transformative collaboration, the George Washington University’s Institute for Corporate Responsibility has partnered with Nigerian actress and humanitarian Stephanie Linus and her Extended Hands Foundation to launch the Maternal Health and Nutrition Initiative Africa (MaHNIA). This initiative is designed to address pressing maternal health and nutrition challenges in marginalized African communities, focusing on empowering women and improving health outcomes. The partnership was officially launched after two screenings of Linus’s award-winning film, Dry, a powerful portrayal of a 13-year-old Nigerian child bride’s struggle with obstetric fistula. The film set the stage for an engaging panel discussion on maternal health, women’s rights, and the critical role of nutrition in enhancing healthcare systems in Africa. GW’s Global Food Institute and Global Women’s Institute co-hosted the event which included a powerful panel discussion. Panelist includes: John Forrer (Director of GW’s Institute for Corporate Responsibility), Lauri J. Romanzi MD, MScPH, FACOG, FPMRS Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology Global Jefferson & Jefferson College of Population Health, (Erin Mielke (Senior Technical Adviser for Reproductive Health at USAID), Stephanie Linus(Founder, Extended Hands) and Tara Scully(Director of Curriculum Development at GW’s Global Food Institute). The Maternal Health and Nutrition Initiative Africa is a pivotal step toward addressing the maternal health crisis across Africa. By combining healthcare services with nutrition support and community-driven solutions, the initiative seeks to create lasting change for women and children in underserved communities.
Hi Lovelies, I am happy to share this good news with you @gwuniversity @gw_globalfood @xtendedhandsfdn George Washington University’s Institute for Corporate Responsibility Partners with Stephanie Linus’s Extended Hands Foundation to Launch Maternal Health and Nutrition Initiative Africa WASHINGTON (December 5, 2024) – In a transformative collaboration, the George Washington University’s Institute for Corporate Responsibility has partnered with Nigerian actress and humanitarian Stephanie Linus and her Extended Hands Foundation to launch the Maternal Health and Nutrition Initiative Africa (MaHNIA). This initiative is designed to address pressing maternal health and nutrition challenges in marginalized African communities, focusing on empowering women and improving health outcomes. The partnership was officially launched after two screenings of Linus’s award-winning film, Dry, a powerful portrayal of a 13-year-old Nigerian child bride’s struggle with obstetric fistula. The film set the stage for an engaging panel discussion on maternal health, women’s rights, and the critical role of nutrition in enhancing healthcare systems in Africa. GW’s Global Food Institute and Global Women’s Institute co-hosted the event which included a powerful panel discussion. Panelist includes: John Forrer (Director of GW’s Institute for Corporate Responsibility), Lauri J. Romanzi MD, MScPH, FACOG, FPMRS Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology Global Jefferson & Jefferson College of Population Health, (Erin Mielke (Senior Technical Adviser for Reproductive Health at USAID), Stephanie Linus(Founder, Extended Hands) and Tara Scully(Director of Curriculum Development at GW’s Global Food Institute). The Maternal Health and Nutrition Initiative Africa is a pivotal step toward addressing the maternal health crisis across Africa. By combining healthcare services with nutrition support and community-driven solutions, the initiative seeks to create lasting change for women and children in underserved communities.
Hi Lovelies, I am happy to share this good news with you @gwuniversity @gw_globalfood @xtendedhandsfdn George Washington University’s Institute for Corporate Responsibility Partners with Stephanie Linus’s Extended Hands Foundation to Launch Maternal Health and Nutrition Initiative Africa WASHINGTON (December 5, 2024) – In a transformative collaboration, the George Washington University’s Institute for Corporate Responsibility has partnered with Nigerian actress and humanitarian Stephanie Linus and her Extended Hands Foundation to launch the Maternal Health and Nutrition Initiative Africa (MaHNIA). This initiative is designed to address pressing maternal health and nutrition challenges in marginalized African communities, focusing on empowering women and improving health outcomes. The partnership was officially launched after two screenings of Linus’s award-winning film, Dry, a powerful portrayal of a 13-year-old Nigerian child bride’s struggle with obstetric fistula. The film set the stage for an engaging panel discussion on maternal health, women’s rights, and the critical role of nutrition in enhancing healthcare systems in Africa. GW’s Global Food Institute and Global Women’s Institute co-hosted the event which included a powerful panel discussion. Panelist includes: John Forrer (Director of GW’s Institute for Corporate Responsibility), Lauri J. Romanzi MD, MScPH, FACOG, FPMRS Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology Global Jefferson & Jefferson College of Population Health, (Erin Mielke (Senior Technical Adviser for Reproductive Health at USAID), Stephanie Linus(Founder, Extended Hands) and Tara Scully(Director of Curriculum Development at GW’s Global Food Institute). The Maternal Health and Nutrition Initiative Africa is a pivotal step toward addressing the maternal health crisis across Africa. By combining healthcare services with nutrition support and community-driven solutions, the initiative seeks to create lasting change for women and children in underserved communities.
Hi Lovelies, I am happy to share this good news with you @gwuniversity @gw_globalfood @xtendedhandsfdn George Washington University’s Institute for Corporate Responsibility Partners with Stephanie Linus’s Extended Hands Foundation to Launch Maternal Health and Nutrition Initiative Africa WASHINGTON (December 5, 2024) – In a transformative collaboration, the George Washington University’s Institute for Corporate Responsibility has partnered with Nigerian actress and humanitarian Stephanie Linus and her Extended Hands Foundation to launch the Maternal Health and Nutrition Initiative Africa (MaHNIA). This initiative is designed to address pressing maternal health and nutrition challenges in marginalized African communities, focusing on empowering women and improving health outcomes. The partnership was officially launched after two screenings of Linus’s award-winning film, Dry, a powerful portrayal of a 13-year-old Nigerian child bride’s struggle with obstetric fistula. The film set the stage for an engaging panel discussion on maternal health, women’s rights, and the critical role of nutrition in enhancing healthcare systems in Africa. GW’s Global Food Institute and Global Women’s Institute co-hosted the event which included a powerful panel discussion. Panelist includes: John Forrer (Director of GW’s Institute for Corporate Responsibility), Lauri J. Romanzi MD, MScPH, FACOG, FPMRS Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology Global Jefferson & Jefferson College of Population Health, (Erin Mielke (Senior Technical Adviser for Reproductive Health at USAID), Stephanie Linus(Founder, Extended Hands) and Tara Scully(Director of Curriculum Development at GW’s Global Food Institute). The Maternal Health and Nutrition Initiative Africa is a pivotal step toward addressing the maternal health crisis across Africa. By combining healthcare services with nutrition support and community-driven solutions, the initiative seeks to create lasting change for women and children in underserved communities.
Hi Lovelies, I am happy to share this good news with you @gwuniversity @gw_globalfood @xtendedhandsfdn George Washington University’s Institute for Corporate Responsibility Partners with Stephanie Linus’s Extended Hands Foundation to Launch Maternal Health and Nutrition Initiative Africa WASHINGTON (December 5, 2024) – In a transformative collaboration, the George Washington University’s Institute for Corporate Responsibility has partnered with Nigerian actress and humanitarian Stephanie Linus and her Extended Hands Foundation to launch the Maternal Health and Nutrition Initiative Africa (MaHNIA). This initiative is designed to address pressing maternal health and nutrition challenges in marginalized African communities, focusing on empowering women and improving health outcomes. The partnership was officially launched after two screenings of Linus’s award-winning film, Dry, a powerful portrayal of a 13-year-old Nigerian child bride’s struggle with obstetric fistula. The film set the stage for an engaging panel discussion on maternal health, women’s rights, and the critical role of nutrition in enhancing healthcare systems in Africa. GW’s Global Food Institute and Global Women’s Institute co-hosted the event which included a powerful panel discussion. Panelist includes: John Forrer (Director of GW’s Institute for Corporate Responsibility), Lauri J. Romanzi MD, MScPH, FACOG, FPMRS Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology Global Jefferson & Jefferson College of Population Health, (Erin Mielke (Senior Technical Adviser for Reproductive Health at USAID), Stephanie Linus(Founder, Extended Hands) and Tara Scully(Director of Curriculum Development at GW’s Global Food Institute). The Maternal Health and Nutrition Initiative Africa is a pivotal step toward addressing the maternal health crisis across Africa. By combining healthcare services with nutrition support and community-driven solutions, the initiative seeks to create lasting change for women and children in underserved communities.
Reposting this beautiful painting of me created by @mcdanpencils Thank you so much for this stunning work! Your talent is truly inspiring. Let’s support and encourage amazing artists like this.🙏🏽
Day out in the sun☀️ …xoxo 💋💋❤️#SL
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