Event: Celebrate African Women this Women’s History Month
Women’s history month is in full swing, and what better time to celebrate inspiring women around the world? The Memunatu African Voices Fundraiser is the perfect way to do just …
Women’s history month is in full swing, and what better time to celebrate inspiring women around the world? The Memunatu African Voices Fundraiser is the perfect way to do just …
Nearly a year after moving to the United States from Kenya, Eclipsed was one of my first exposures to Afrocentric art stateside. The story follows a resilient group of Liberian …
For the past 31 years in U.S., February 2 has been marked as National Girls & Women in Sports Day. It’s a time to celebrate the accomplishments women have made …
Born in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, and raised in Western, Massachusetts, my bi cultural upbringing often challenged my ideas of female agency and power, since I never fit into either …
Hi! My name is Kelsey Amadeo-Luyt, and I will be an Editorial Intern for Memunatu Magazine this spring. I am a sophomore at Georgetown University studying Regional and Comparative Studies …
Hey! My name is Aubrey Gelpieryn and I’m a Junior at American University studying Political Science and Journalism. On campus, I’m a DJ for the student-run radio station and an …
Hello, everyone! My name is Frannie Murray, and I hail from Cheyenne, Wyoming. As a senior in Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service, I am one semester away from graduating …
Hi! My name is Ashley Lane and I am a Development Intern at Memunatu Magazine for Spring 2017. I am currently a freshman in the Edmund A. Walsh School of …
By: Dana Graham, Girl Scout On Tuesday, October 11, the Girl Scout Media Team made their way to Google Headquarters in Washington D.C. to cover and report upon the Memunatu …
By: Jessica Theis, Girl Scout I had the chance to speak with Katie Riley, a representative from an amazing organization known as ‘She’s the First.’ Katie officially joined the She’s …