I’m thrilled to share that I, Sofonie Dala, have officially graduated from the 21-Day Challenge to Become the BEST YOU!
This transformative program, led by Kamil O., CEO of Most Influential 100, has elevated my life in just 21 days. I’m excited to continue my journey and strive to be the best version of myself.
This achievement marks a significant milestone for me, and I’m deeply grateful for all the support and encouragement I’ve received along the way.
Thank you to everyone who has been a part of this journey. Here’s to the next chapter!
Stay tuned for updates on my progress.
“TO BE LIST” DECLARATION
My name is Sofonie Dala and I AM a confident, supportive, proactive leader who commits to empowering communities through sustainable development and social innovation and will create meaningful and lasting positive change for all.
This is the new me, and I would be grateful if you could support me on this journey by holding me accountable to this declaration. Your encouragement and support will mean a lot to me as I work towards these goals.
Additionally, I’m thrilled to invite you to apply for this 21-Day Challenge to become the best of you and get recognition!
We would be honored to have you join me!
Vision:To drive impactful change through sustainable development, educational empowerment, and social justice for women, girls, and marginalized communities in Angola and globally.
How It Will Change My Life:Achieving this goal will establish me as a leader in sustainable development, allowing me to influence policies and create a lasting positive impact on my community.
Receive Recognition for Community Impact:Hope to receive acknowledgment for four years of hard work to improve my
community.
○ Specific Goal: Grow Talentos Multiplus to become a leading digital startup in
Angola with headquarters abroad focusing on scientific research and
innovation.
○ How It Will Change My Life: Establishing Talentos Multiplus as a major
player will enhance my professional credibility and provide a platform for
greater societal impact.
Estou empolgada para compartilhar que eu, Sofonie Dala, acabei de me graduar no Desafio de 21 Dias para se Tornar o MELHOR VOCÊ!
Liderado por Kamil O., CEO do MIPAD 100 (Pessoas mais influentes de ascendência africana), este programa transformador, elevou minha vida em apenas 21 dias.
Estou animada para continuar essa jornada e me esforçar para ser a melhor versão de mim mesma.
Essa conquista marca um marco significativo para mim, e sou profundamente grata por todo o apoio e encorajamento que recebi ao longo do caminho.
Obrigada a todos que fizeram parte dessa jornada. Aqui está para o próximo capítulo!
Fiquem ligados para atualizações sobre meu progresso.
DO NOT MISS OUT. APPLY NOW!
Save The Date 31st August, 2024 Ceremony, Official Hotel & Airline, Summit of the Future + Other UNGA Updates!
Join The 21-Day Challenge to Become the BEST YOU!
Transform your life in just 21 days with our highly anticipated challenge! Led by Kamil O., CEO of Most Influential 100, this program is designed to help you become the best version of yourself.
Don't miss out! Transform and connect before Recognition Week 2024!
Welcome to August!
Exciting Updates You Can't Miss!
Happy New Month! As we step into August, we're excited to bring you a lineup of epic events and updates that you won't want to miss. This newsletter is packed with everything you need to stay informed and inspired. Check out the highlights below and get ready for an incredible month ahead!
We are thrilled to announce that registration for the Summit of the Future (SOTF) is now open! Join us at the United Nations Headquarters in New York from September 22-23, 2024. This is your chance to be part of a transformative event shaping our future.
Important Details:
Location: United Nations Headquarters, New York
Dates: September 22-23, 2024
Registration Deadline: August 19, 2024
Don't miss this opportunity to contribute to global discussions and make an impact. Register Here
We are thrilled to offer the Class of 2024 and all previous honorees with a limited number of MIPAD award plaques. Celebrate your achievement and display your recognition with pride.
Celebrating the Future Leaders of African Descent in the UK!
As we enter the thrilling final year of the International Decade, we're shining a spotlight on the brightest young minds and trailblazing students of African descent in the UK. These exceptional individuals are not just making waves—they're shaping the future!
- Education: Currently in Sixth Form, University, or a Recent Graduate
- Academic Achievement: University students must be on track for a 2.1 degree or higher; graduates must have achieved a minimum 2.1 degree
Join us in celebrating excellence and inspiring the next generation of leaders!
MIPAD Proudly Presents the First Season of The Voices of Influential People (VIP) Podcast!
Join us as we connect with influential individuals of African descent across six continents, exploring industries from Smart Cities and Healthcare to Fashion, NBA, Global Politics, and more. Catch up on the entire season HERE
Want to be in Season 2? Join or renew your MIPAD annual subscription today and become a VIP member for a chance: https://mipad.org/paysubscription
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Women without plastic - Key to reduce our carbon footprints👣
Africa educates her - Green menstruation
Greetings for the day!
Welcome to the sixth day of the Green Menstruation Challenge!
There is an urgent need to innovate and find sustainable and yet practical solutions to feminine hygiene challenges.
Today we have in the show our charismatic dancer Laudy. She will share with us about her personal hygiene. Many of you know her.
Hello!
Hi.
What is your name?
My name is Laudy.
How old are you?
I'm 18 years old.
Which of these pads do you use?
I use the disposable pad.
Why?
Because it's more convenient for people.
But why do you prefer this one and not the washable pad?
I don't prefer the reusable pad because I don't want to wash it. I don't feel comfortable touching my blood.
Interesting that menstrual cups, reusable pads and sponges are readily available but haven’t gained much traction so far.The problem with stigma is that it often denies women a vocabulary to deal with the issues around menstrual health and hygiene. Open dialogue is the first step in changing the way women deal with menstruation and can create awareness around the need make a switch.
Laudi has been giving her input in many of our programs. Let's remember her past performance.
Pandemic lockdowns might be pervasive, but not all our movements are restricted. This has led to a rise in dance, as people seek fitness, stress relief, healing — and connection.
Our today's guest will show some Covid-19 dancing techniques while staying at home without studying.
Choreography is a conversation.
YO YO YO, quarantine affected me, I spent a long time without studying. Now I'm going to dance!
Quarantine, quarantine quarantine, quarantine
Quarantine, quarantine quarantine, quarantine
YO YO YO, quarantine affected me, I spent a long time without studying. Now I'm going to dance!
Our girls back to school campaign is ongoing. Day 15
In some places, children have been out of school for 9 months or more. Prolonged school closures in response to the COVID-19 pandemic are presenting an unprecedented challenge to children’s education, health and well-being worldwide. The longer a student stays out of school, the higher their risk of dropping out.
Our today's guest is Laurinda, she will share with us her academic experience during the time of Covid-19 pandemic.
As a result of covid-19, my school was transformed into a living-house
Hello! My name is Laurinda Mateus. I am 17 years old, I study in the 7th class and I live in Angola.
Laurinda how did the coronavirus affect your studies?
Well, I spent a long time without studying, without writing, without seeing my colleagues and teachers.
Now that schools have reopened you are you studying?
No, I am not studying.
Why?
Because my school was put up for rent now it's people's home. The school was permanently closed. Some citizens living around my school tested positive for covid-19. This insident forced the government to isolate the entire neighborhood including my school. That area stayed for a long time in the sanitary fence. For this reason the owner of the school made the decision to eliminate all educational services and the school was rented out, thus transforming the school into a home. I saw people living there.
During this time that you are at home, have you done anything to continue learning?
Yes, I am taking a medical course.
Have you been following the coronavirus prevention measures?
Yes, I always wash my hands with water and soap, use alcohol gel and mask.
How do you feel, aren't you afraid of coronavirus?
I'm not afraid. Coronavirus is the one who should be afraid of me.
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Most Influential 100 Recognition Week 2024
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