The African Union's "Decade for African Women"- National Million Woman March prepares for the first Pan African Women's World Summits headed up by African Women of North America

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The Original/National Million Woman March will soon make the official "Call"(and Response) for the long awaited Million Woman March Reunion,  and as a prelude, an announcement will be made on Sat. October 15, 2016 to disclose plans for the first Pan African Women's (Self-Determination, Leadership, & Power) World Summits (PAWW), headed up by the first global Movement for ALL women and girls of African descent and in that, the Africana Women's Grassroots Networks (Black/African Women of North America 1A.)  

 

The Oct. 15th announcement will also provide information about some of the MWM 19 year developmental operations and projected (future) follow up initiatives in response to and accordance with the Beijing China United Nations Women's Conference that took place in 1995. This Oct. 15th date also coincides with and recognizes the initial 2010 launching of the African Unions "African Women's Decade".  Meetings are presently being scheduled with African nation dignitaries, officials and United Nations representatives to further dialog and appropriately engage in productive policy and procedures interactions.  

 

The PAWW Summits will be held during the next five years (in Africa, the Caricom Countries, North and South America, and Europe) beginning in 2021. Several of these sessions will be directly connected to the African Union's "Decade for African Women" platform and agenda.  

 

The Million Woman March 20 year anniversary (MWM "20") will not only reunite, recommit, and positively Resurrect millions of women (and girls) of African descent, throughout the US, but will also serve as a catalyst and key apparatus for further national and international mobilization and of course mandated self-determination development.   

 

The MWM "20" Reunion will take place in October 2017 and on October 25, 2016at this year's National MWM "From March to Movements" 2016: "A Million Black Women Rising" program, the location (Hosting City) for the MWM "20" will be announced. 

 

The theme for the MWM "20" Reunion is s "Raising Up The Mother of Civilization" (placing MWM in take a unique position in AU's Decade for African Women objectives) and the sub theme is "We Charge Genocide" 21 which is of course applicable and pro-actively connected to the United Nations Decade for African People agenda.

 

Special message From MWM Originator & President General

 

Greetings Family:

 

The Million Woman March/Universal Movements (MWM/UM) is preparing to take a major step (leaps) in the development of its holistic self-determination and solution oriented mission and work for uplifting, empowering, and unifying our women and girls:throughout North America (and worldwide) as well as the making of substantial headway in the obtainment of greater Power, Prosperity, and (ultimately) Peace for our families and communities. 

 

A Special Announcement will be made on the October 15, 2016 segment on our "NU Day Resurrection and Liberation" radio broadcast that will provide insight into some of our plans regarding several ground breaking MWM/UM program initiatives and related events: as well as insight into our national and international proposals, Special Project Reports and relative request that are directly linked to the African Union (and related entities) as it pertains to the "Decade for African Women".  This announcement will serve as a prelude to the upcoming MWM "WEEK" 2016 event and will take place at the Press Conference that will take place on October 25, 2016 in Philly, PA (the official MWM 19 year anniversary of Commemoration )   Location for the Press Conference will be announced on the Oct. 15, 2016 "NU Day" radio broadcast.

 

ALSO: A MWM 19 "Special Session" Town Hall/Village Meeting will take place on October 24, 2016 (United Nations Day) that will focus on Black/African Self Determination, Justice, and Human Rights.  This forum, one of several, will provide United Nations, and HR special reports and updates, presentations on the State of Black Leadership in the US, the need for Black independent political parties and related political analysis. And also insights into the formation of the United States of Africa and more ...

 

MWM "20" Coordinators who are interested in the Commission on the Status of African Women (North Amerrica) United Nations, African Union, and related interactions will begin their orientation and introductory training beginning the week of October 17, 2016 in preparations for upcoming presentations at the United Nations in 2017, National African North American Pre-Plebiscite Sessions  and the "We Charge Genocide" 21 Campaign 

 

Also: Information and Orientation Sessions will begin later this month for potential  MWM 20 Coordinators in addition to new and potential members for the MWM National Black Women's Defense League, the African Women's Army, and the Million Woman Universal Movements Ministries (MW Ministries)   For more info. email: [e-mail]  or [e-mail]

 

Lastly, a powerful session for "Brothers Only"  that will assist in the development of the Million Woman Movements "Brothers In Support" (BIS) Cadre.  The MWM BIS Unit will play a major rrole in security operations for MWM "20" as well as being the official "Brotherhood" for the MW Universal Movements which will offer a variety of specialized services, activities, and positive developmental training to Black women, children (females and males) and and a Community/Village Open Forum on Black Men's Development from a Historic and African Perspective Modality will take place during Million Woman March WEEK 2016.    Brothers (serious Black men) interested in being a presenter, partnering, or support in some other way, please email: [e-mail]  or [e-mail]

African Union "Decade for African Women" Summery/Overview

 

In January 2009, the Heads of states and governments at the 12th Ordinary Session of the Africa Union Summit held in Addis Ababa declared 2010 – 2020 as the African Women’s Decade (AWD). 

 

The Decade is being organized under the theme “Grassroots Approach to Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment.” 

In the 15th of October 2010, the African Union officially launched the AWD in Nairobi, Kenya with the aim to advance renewed efforts to accelerate the implementation of gender equality and women empowerment commitments made over the last decade to African women, including those made through the 2000 Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

For many women in Africa, (and throughout the Diaspora) the African Women’s Decade is an opportunity to integrate and strengthen linkages in the work on women’s human rights, integrating women’s social, political, economic and cultural rights into a single agenda. The Decade is also an opportunity to show the multiplier effect that achieving all these rights has for us women and society at large.

For more information please contact: The National MWM Headquarters at: [e-mail]  or [e-mail]