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Happy to be a senior contributor to this valuable new magazine. In the second issue, pictured here, I covered R&B group TommyJay Music and Rev. Courtney Wright of Christian Alliance of Pastors - CAP. Check out the Winter issue upon its release on November 24. More info to come!

HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT! 🌸😱

We are thrilled to announce our next amazing cover woman for Emerge Woman Magazine: Tiana Patrice!

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ABOUT TIANA:
Tiana Patrice is a bestselling author, thought leader and empowerment speaker who holds a genuine passion for supporting the personal and entrepreneurial development of women all over the world. As an award-winning international speaker and executive business strategist, Tiana specializes in equipping women to shift their mindsets, own their power, and push through their fear.

She is also the Founder of Women's CEO Alliance, a full service consulting and coworking company that focuses on bettering small businesses and corporate entrepreneurs through personal and business development.

Her message of empowerment has been spotlighted on The Huffington Post, ABC, CBS, NBC, Forbes and many other media outlets.
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Stay connected to EWM for sneak peeks of other amazing features and columns in this issue.

Proud of this short piece I recently wrote about an Auschwitz survivor turned human rights authority. Quick read. Heartbreaking experience.

Manna from heaven: Judge Buergenthal's liberation from Auschwitz and rise to human rights... Judge Thomas Buergenthal recounts his survival from Jewish concentration camps in a recent lecture to Emory Law faculty, students and staff.

http://news.emory.edu/stories/2016/01/upress_emory_law_ifill_lecture/campus.html

NAACP Legal Defense Fund president to speak at Emory Law Sherrilyn Ifill, president and director-counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, will present a free public lecture at Emory Law on Thursday, Jan. 14, in honor of the upcoming Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Law student Tsering Choedon, an India-born Tibetan, is using an Emory Law education and her own life experiences to further the cause of stateless people. - By A. Kenyatta Greer

Mastering law to serve the global good Law student Tsering Choedon, an India-born Tibetan, is using an Emory Law education and her own life experiences to further the cause of stateless people.

What a pleasure it was to attend and record this occasion!

http://law.emory.edu/news-center/releases/2015/08/atlanta-bar-hosts-voting-rights-panel-at-Emory-Law.html #.VdH1BOlkATM

Atlanta Bar presents historic voting rights conversation at Emory Law | Emory University School... The Atlanta Bar Association commemorated the 50th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act with an historic conversation and panel discussion featuring five prominent attorneys who share an interest in voting rights cases, including Georgia's attorney general, Sam Olens 83L.

And now ... I'm attempting to learn Portuguese. It's been wonderful emailing with the justices since their visit.

http://law.emory.edu/news-center/releases/2015/06/mozambique-supreme-court-visits-emory-law.html #.VYrNpeuLIRk

Supreme Court justices from Mozambique visit Emory Law | Emory University School of Law |... Ideas, frustrations, inspiration, and understanding were exchanged when four Supreme Court justices from the Republic of Mozambique visited Emory Law on June 11.

Something To Think About:

Did you know that saying you "graduated" from a school is the informal use of the phrase? More formally (and traditionally), you might say, "I was graduated from Gonzaga University."

I just had an epiphanic conversation with a human rights activist who frequently puts himself in harm's way to promote human rights across the globe. When I asked how he responds to threats, he said, "If I'm not resisted, I'm not relevant."

And you think you have haters?

I recently spent an exciting and informative day following around four-star General John F. Kelly. Read about it here:

General talks rule of law, Ebola and PTSD during Emory visit General John F. Kelly, commander of the U.S. Southern Command, visited Emory last week, touring the hospital's special isolation unit, learning about PTSD research and speaking with students at Emory Law.

Just a reminder from us to you guys this Valentine's Day.
http://www.greerviewmirror.com/website/dear-guys-febreze-your-relationship/