Ask Women Anything: Discussion Panel - Young Women Changing the World
7:00 PM on Thursday Nov. 22nd, 2018
Bar Robo, 692 Somerset St. W.
7:00 PM on Thursday Nov. 22nd, 2018
Bar Robo, 692 Somerset St. W.
Panel features trailblazing young women from our community lighting up a bright path to the future. Come out and get inspired with insightful discussion and great company... and the best part is, you can ask our panelists anything!
**NOTE: Due to the popularity of previous events and the strict capacity limit at Bar Robo, this event will require pre-booked tickets on EventBrite (free of charge!) in order to be guaranteed entry. Those without a ticket will be let in on a first come first served basis after ticket holders.
Get your tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/young-women-changing-the-world-tickets-52224187952
This month, Media Action is partnering with Manal Saddiqui ( 12th Grade student and creator of startup company Augmi Technologies), Phoebe Seely (16 year old Philanthropist), Farah Osman (19 years old University student [UOA] and manager of not-for-profit social enterprise, Sprout), and Maddy Kelly (Carleton University student in the Indigenous Studies programme and member of the Ogimaakwewak singers)
Come and Join us as we highlight these young Women Paving the Way as they share their journeys and insights and take our questions over a 60 min period.
**NOTE: Due to the popularity of previous events and the strict capacity limit at Bar Robo, this event will require pre-booked tickets on EventBrite (free of charge!) in order to be guaranteed entry. Those without a ticket will be let in on a first come first served basis after ticket holders.
Get your tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/young-women-changing-the-world-tickets-52224187952
This month, Media Action is partnering with Manal Saddiqui ( 12th Grade student and creator of startup company Augmi Technologies), Phoebe Seely (16 year old Philanthropist), Farah Osman (19 years old University student [UOA] and manager of not-for-profit social enterprise, Sprout), and Maddy Kelly (Carleton University student in the Indigenous Studies programme and member of the Ogimaakwewak singers)
Come and Join us as we highlight these young Women Paving the Way as they share their journeys and insights and take our questions over a 60 min period.