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Apr27

5th Annual VMA

Posted By adminvm on Apr 27, 2019

Congratulations to the nominees and recipients of the 5th Annual Voices Magazine Awards held on Saturday, April 20th 2019 at the Earle Brown Heritage Center in Brooklyn Center. Below are the categories and award recipients; • Education Leadership Charity Tatah Mentan, Ph.D. • Non-Profit Leadership Jote Taddese • Arts and Cultural Ophelia Lewis • Business/Entrepreneurship Wagari and Beko Tufa • Community Advocacy Eunice Adjei Special...

Mar18

2019 Voices Awards

Posted By adminvm on Mar 18, 2019

The event brings together professional African immigrants, African Americans, and other community leaders in celebrating community achievers in the categories of Education, Non-Profit, Community Advocacy, Arts & Culture, and Business. The evening features award presentation, a full course dinner, live performances, a fashion show, and the opportunity to network. This is a black-tie event. To secure tickets click here : Tickets...

Mar17

Voices Magazine VP Appointed by Governor Walz

Posted By adminvm on Mar 17, 2019

The Council for Minnesota of African Heritage will have three new members, including Wayne Doe, a Liberian-American and Vice President for Operations for Voices Magazine. Governor Tim Walz recently made the new appointments to the council to ensure its full capacity to be represented. As Minnesota continues to grow more diverse, Governor Walz’s priority to highlight diversity and inclusion is a manifestation to empower voices that...

Mar16

Annoucements

Posted By adminvm on Mar 16, 2019

2019 Voices Magazine Awards Nominees Click to Vote: https://goo.gl/forms/foPNxWl20A8wAzUP2 Come on board Do you have a thought to share? A story, event, text, or accomplishment that uplifts our community? You can contribute to Voices Magazine with a story, photo, or video. Email us at info@voicesmagazine.net. In some cases, your material may be used as content in Voices Magazine print or online. If we use...

Mar13

Ghana Trip 2018

Posted By adminvm on Mar 13, 2019

On the 25th of January 2018, I embarked on a solemn journey of self-discovery, reflection and erudition by visiting my roots and motherland, Ghana. It dawned on me that it has taken almost 10 years since I left, in addition, I do recall leaving Ghana with the goal of advancing my knowledge on race relations, mental health, resiliency and historical trauma. My country of birth almost 10 years ago, and on my return, I came with my boss,...