Freedom Talk Show with Veronica

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Conversation on Human Right Issues with Melvin P. Foote, CEO & President of the CFA

Freedom Talk Show with Veronica

08/06/20 • 28 min

Melvin P. Foote, CEO & President Mr. Melvin P. Foote is a pioneer in the field of African Affairs. He has over 35 years of experience and has worked in over 40 African countries. And he is recognized as a leading expert on issues related to African policies and programs.

Kojo Asamoa-Ceasar, Democratic Candidate for US Congress, Oklahoma

Freedom Talk Show with Veronica

07/21/20 • 29 min

Running in the Oklahoma elections in 2020, Kojo Asamoa-Caesar is a first-generation American, the son of a certified nursing assistant and a taxi driver who were drawn to the United States from Ghana by the call of the American Dream. Driven by his mother’s strength and encouragement, Kojo excelled in school and went on to study Communications at Old Dominion University, where he was elected student body president and founded T.R.U.S.T., an organization dedicated to developing young adults as positive change agents in their communities.

Website: https://kojoforcongress.com/

Instagram: kojoforcongress

A Survival Story of Gang Rape Victim Joelle Kabisoso

Freedom Talk Show with Veronica

06/23/20 • 27 min

Published on: June 11, 2020 at 11:52 AM

Joelle Kabisoso and is a Congolese born Canadian and graduate of Western University. She the founder of Sisters In Synch (SIS), a non-profit organization that aims to support girls and women through life’s many stages. she started this foundation due to my experience as a gang rape survivor. Their mission is to bridge the gap between their lived experiences by offering support in education, mental health, financial literacy and day-to-day challenges.