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Why She’s The First Should Consider me?

My experience over the years can be described as multifaceted. I am skilled in nonprofit management, event planning, leadership, customer service, tabling, and utilizing programs such as Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint in a proficient manner. My interest In gender equality, women’s rights, and education all stem from my experiences that have shaped me over the years. My experience in nonprofit spaces ensures that I will be a great addition to She’s The First as a whole. I wish to work with you guys and help drive forward our shared vision to create a more gender equal world through our small, but meaningful efforts.

Thank you,

Amnah SanaUllah

#She'sTheFirst

"Women are intersectional human beings...we know exactly what we're doing." Thousands of women turned out for the Women's March on Washington to challenge Do...

Feminism is not about any woman it is about embracing all types of women. It is about women of color, single women, young women, old women, women living in poverty, women of all races, beliefs, and orientations, and so much more. Inclusivity in feminism is crucial so that everyone is able to voice their opinion on platforms that accept their intersectional personalities.

#womenofcolor

My Skills: Microsoft Office

Over the years, the utilization of Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and Word have been a major part of my career. Almost all my experiences required me to use one or more of these. At Newark Thrives! my administrative assistant internship relied heavily on excel spreadsheets, word surveys, event printing, and preparing PowerPoint presentations. I can now proudly say that I am skilled in all three of these programs.

#microsoft

#essentialsforsuccess

Event planning is a great skill to adopt. Working in different nonprofit spaces has helped me improve my event planning skills. Events bring people and ideas together and are crucial to the success of nonprofits that will impact communities.

#Events

My Skills: Event Planning

While interning at Newark Thrives! I also had the opportunity to plan organizational events. One of the events was called Lights On! Program providers from the City of Newark were given the chance to ask questions regarding Newark Thrives! mission, goals, and so much more. I represented and tabled for the organization. When it came to event planning board members got together and outlined the structure and purpose of the event.

#Events

CBS Miami's Diane Magnum reports on a speech by former First Lady Michelle Obama this weekend that had a strong, empowering message for women.

#StrongWoman

Gender Equality is a major issue not just for women but for all. Any organization that seeks to create a more equal world for women and girls must include boys and men. Their participation and active support will ensure a more gender equal world.

#women's rights

I attend Rutgers University Newark in the School of Public Affairs and Administration. Aside from being a great academic institution, Rutgers offers diversity and close proximity to resources needed for success.

#SPAA

It is a great feeling to work with different people to reach a shared goal that will benefit other people.

#YBNExperimentalPhilanthropy

My Accomplishments: YouthBuild Newark

On May 16, 2017, I donated one thousand dollars to another organization by the name of Youth Build Newark for my experimental philanthropy project. The goal was to find a local nonprofit in the city of Newark that works to combat social issues, meet and interview the organization, and present a case to the greater class of why this organization deserves their recognition, support, and funding. My group and I decided to choose an organization that tackles gang violence as well as at risk communities as our social issue. We convinced the class and were able to win the $1000 donation from Rutgers.

#Experimentalphilanthropy

Support the Ethical Fashion Movement!

#FashionSustainable

My Interests: Sustainable Fashion

Over the years there has been a rise in awareness on the topic of sustainable fashion. Fashion evolves every day and that leads to waste because a huge population desires new styles. We need fashion to for change and to add some color to our lives. Sustainable fashion seeks to reduce waste, to protect the environment, and to be ethical in the sense that those involved in the production and manufacturing of clothes need to be treated humanely. To be part of the sustainable fashion movement requires a great understanding of other social issues.I would personally would love to work in spaces and organizations that practice sustainability. In many countries, women are greatly involved in the manufacturing of clothing. Many work in harsh conditions and are not paid equally. They need the support of nonprofits and forming partnerships with such women will ensure success of all.

#Ethical Fashion

Empowering women contribute a lot to our country! They come in all shapes, sizes, faiths, and cultures.

#MalalaRules

WHO AM I: I am a millennial, Pakistani-AmericanMuslim woman. I believe in the power of inclusivity and the power of religious freedom. It is important to stay unapologetically you in the face of fear and hatred.

#unapologeticallyyou #unapologeticallymuslim

#BayonneMuslims

My Experience: Bayonne Muslims Youth Advisor

From September 2014-Jun 2015 I volunteered as a Youth Advisor for children for the Bayonne Muslim Community. I volunteered to teach young children the basics of their faith and also came up with games and projects to keep them engaged and spark their curiosity. I also volunteered at the local soup kitchen through this organization to help the greater community of Bayonne.

#Bayonne Muslims

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