EP 33: Birthright Africa ft Walla Elsheihk
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I was lucky to have caught a Forbes article talking about Birthright Africa, as soon as I finished reading it I knew that I wanted to have Walla Elsheihk on the podcast. It did not take long after I reached out that I got feedback. Walla responded, setting up the interview, which unfortunately got postponed due to the lockdown. In the end, everything worked out, and I am glad that I did not listen to my insecurity and reached out. I enjoyed every minute of this recording.
Walla takes us on her journey before arriving in NY and her awakening, resulting in the birth of Birthright Africa. An organization that is about building connectivity, community, and leadership in the African American youth through educating and travel to the continent of Africa. Walla has excelled in the public and private sectors.
Follow Birthright Africa on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube. Go on the website, register for newsletters, and get your younger ones involved too.
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I was lucky to have caught a Forbes article talking about Birthright Africa, as soon as I finished reading it I knew that I wanted to have Walla Elsheihk on the podcast. It did not take long after I reached out that I got feedback. Walla responded, setting up the interview, which unfortunately got postponed due to the lockdown. In the end, everything worked out, and I am glad that I did not listen to my insecurity and reached out. I enjoyed every minute of this recording.
Walla takes us on her journey before arriving in NY and her awakening, resulting in the birth of Birthright Africa. An organization that is about building connectivity, community, and leadership in the African American youth through educating and travel to the continent of Africa. Walla has excelled in the public and private sectors.
Follow Birthright Africa on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube. Go on the website, register for newsletters, and get your younger ones involved too.
