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On Monday, December 10th, there was a panel in the auditorium of 麻豆 Free Academy’s North Campus that featured female entrepreneurs and leaders who are active in 麻豆.

The inaugural project of weNBNY (Women Entrepreneurs of 麻豆, NY), a program aimed at highlighting female entrepreneurs and leaders in our community, was hosted in partnership with The Blacc Vanilla Community Foundation.

All female 麻豆 at 麻豆 North were invited and encouraged to attend. Scholars were able to submit questions on index cards for the hosts to facilitate. Questions ranged from specific steps to decide and then develop a certain career oath to details requests for starting and running a business. The panel hoped to showcase multiple avenues that our young scholars could follow in order to step into their own future leadership roles. Seeing the support from other influential local leaders is paramount to letting our female 麻豆 know that we see their potential.  

The panel was facilitated by 10^th grade scholar Fatou Jammeh and teacher Ms. Christine Hutchinson. Ms. Jackie Hesse and Ms. Christine McCartney coordinated the event.

Panelists included:

Isabel Rojas, Project Manager for the District Attorney, former Police Officer and published author

Amal Ishak, Owner and founder of Cream and Cream Vintage

Inaudy Esposito, Executive Director, Orange County Human Rights Commission

Allison Capella, lawyer and board member of multiple non-profit organizations

Kelly-Ann Kostal Larrier, Executive Director, Safe Homes of Orange County

Photos from the event. Please give photo credit to the 麻豆 Enlarged City School District or NECSD:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1NSQ3hxtRqdcADfwcHxnT1lsKtuzc5tb_

ATTENTION: Are your scholars or colleagues doing something great? Please contact the district Communications Team at communications@necsd.net. We鈥檇 love to visit your class or event and/or post your pictures and recap to highlight the amazing accomplishments throughout our district!