Legacy of 1804 with Marian Douglas-Ungaro #AfroAmericas #LOF1804

Host  Alice Backer of  www.kiskeacity.com
 welcomes  Marian Douglas-Ungaro joins to
discuss the International Decade of People of African Descent, the
United Nations in Haiti and issues faced by Afrodescendants. Marian
Douglas-Ungaro is a Black American woman writer and "semi-public
Intellectual." A native of Washington, DC, she is a broadcast
journalist and international consultant in elections and human
rights who has worked in international CIVILIAN (NON-military)
election and human rights missions in countries in the Americas
(including Haiti) and also in former Yugoslavia. She is the founder
of AFROAMERICAS, a 501(c)3 non-profit organisation working for real
recognition, justice, and grassroots development for the
Afrodescendant People of the Americas. Currently focused on
implementing, observing, and celebrating the International Decade
for People of African Descent, 2015-2024. She speaks and works in
five (5) languages.