Smithsonian African Art Museum Hosts Dr. Sanders & Her New Book on Uli, Feb 10, 2015

The Smithsonian National Museum of African Art (NMAA) Hosts Ambassador Robin Renee Sanders to discuss the role traditional Uli practitioners have preserved the cultural practice of Uli. During the February 10, 2015 Washington, D.C. Black History Month event on Sanders' book "The Legendary Uli Women of Nigeria," NMAA Director Dr. Johnnetta Cole and Ambassador Sanders will hold a conversation segment to highlight the role of women of color in preserving traditional cultural practices. See announcement below:
 

 

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Ambassador Sanders with CNN's Isha Sesay on Boko Haram & Chibok Girls

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Ambassador Robin Renee Sanders discussing Boko Haram and missing Chibok girls in a November 12, 2014 interview on CNN International with Isha Sesay.

Ambassador Robin Renee Sanders, during her November 12-14 book tour in Atlanta, Georgia, to launch "The Legendary Uli Women of Nigeria," she met with Isha Sesay prominent and internationally recognized for reporting excellence, CNN News Center Host Isha Sesay to discuss Boko Haram and the state of play in finding the still missing Chibok Girls. Both Sanders and Sesay emphasized  the distressing nature of the continuing tragedy. Sanders key points were the role of human intelligence was crucial in finding the girls, and for traditional standing armies like Nigeria's it was difficult to transition to responding well to asymmetrical ware.   

Dr. Sanders Book: Legendary Uli Women of Nigeria - Available Now in Soft Cover

Dr. Sanders' New Book - The Legendary Uli Women of Nigeria -Available Now in Stores & Online!

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Ambassador (Dr.) Robin Renee Sanders New Book The Legendary Uli Women of Nigeria

 

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