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The Estée Lauder Companies and Top Latina Speaker Gaby Natale Renew Partnership for Groundbreaking Leadership Development Program - Vimarsana News

The Estée Lauder Companies and Top Latina Speaker Gaby Natale Renew Partnership for Groundbreaking Leadership Development Program

/PRNewswire/ -- Triple Emmy winning journalist, bestselling author and speaker Gaby Natale and The Estée Lauder Companies have renewed their commitment to...

Less use of Aboriginal flag encouraged | The Manila Times - Vimarsana News

Less use of Aboriginal flag encouraged | The Manila Times

SYDNEY: An Australian right-wing former prime minister, Tony Abbott, called on Friday for the country to scale back flying the Aboriginal flag after a referendum roundly rejected Indigenous recognition and enhanced rights.

Triple Emmy Winner Gaby Natale to Keynote for Toyota in Detroit - Vimarsana News

Triple Emmy Winner Gaby Natale to Keynote for Toyota in Detroit

/PRNewswire/ -- Three-time Emmy award-winning journalist, author and speaker Gaby Natale, will keynote for Toyota North America on October 19th at the company...

Native Forward Scholars Fund announces 2023 Students of the Year - Vimarsana News

Native Forward Scholars Fund announces 2023 Students of the Year

/PRNewswire/ -- Native Forward Scholars Fund announced undergraduate student Peter Thais (Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe, formerly the St. Regis Band of Mohawk...

I watched as waves of Australians voted not to give indigenous Aboriginal peoples a constitutional voice - Vimarsana News

I watched as waves of Australians voted not to give indigenous Aboriginal peoples a constitutional voice

Anaru Eketone is in Australia as they vote down an Aboriginal voice to their constitution