WAALITJ Foundation invites BLAQ DIAMONDS Women Empowerment
WAALITJ Foundation recently invited BLAQ DIAMONDS Women Empowerment to deliver an Empowerment session to 31 of their students who are currently undertaking the Foundation’s Indigenous Scholarship Program in partnership with Shell Australia https://www.shell.com.au/sustainability/communities/social-investment.html
WAALITJ Foundation: “We aim to lead the provision of education, employment and business opportunities for First Nations Peoples. We influence and inspire the empowerment of our people through our diverse work force, which is led by our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander role models.”
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Melisa Drummond-Anderson (BLAQ DIAMONDS Women Empowerment) with WAALITJ Foundation’s Mentor Naomi Murphy.
Melisa Drummond-Anderson (BLAQ DIAMONDS Women Empowerment) with Amanda Healy, WAALITJ Foundation Board of Director & CEO of Kirrikin Clothing https://kirrikin.com/pages/amanda-healy-ceo
Melisa at Shell Company, Brisbane City delivering an Empowerment Session to the WAALITJ Foundation Indigenous Scholarship Students.