SoCal Division of the UNA-USA
invites you to join us for our virtual guest speakers for APRIL—National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month:
"SoCal Division General Board Meeting"
Saturday, April 16, 2022
12:30-2:30 PM
Join the conversation with members from chapters across Southern California, spanning Santa Barbara to San Diego.
Meet Our Guest Speakers Discussing National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month
Himaja Nagireddy
Himaja Nagireddy currently serves as a Northeast
Representative on the National Council for the United
Nations Association of the USA and the Co-Chair of
UNA Women, where she leads and supports
programming and UN advocacy efforts for over
20,000 members across the country. She is also an
elected member of the Select Board for the Town on
Acton, where she oversees 11 Boards and
Committees, including the Water Resource Advisory
Committee, Board of Health, and Health Insurance
Trust.
London J. Bell is a native Detroiter, a lawyer,
community organizer, activist, and humanitarian with
specific educational training in international human
rights law and policy and international business and
trade law.
London is a 2020 African Descent Fellow for the United
Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human
Rights (OHCHR), a highly competitive fellowship
program within the United Nations International
Decade for People of African Descent (2015-2024).
London J. Bell
Varsha N., JD
Varsha is a Mayo Clinic trained Wellness Coach and serves as an international speaker/consultant
and is founder of ROAR TC® (Training & Consulting), LLC. She addresses a
wide variety of topics including healing modalities, wellness, resiliency,
stress relief, bias, mediation, diversity, cross-cultural communication,
bystander intervention, domestic violence, and sexual assault and has
worked with diverse immigrant, cultural populations, and interfaith
communities. The mission of ROAR TC® is to engage professionals and
community members to reflect and respond. When addressing complex
social issues, such as sexual assault, bullying, diversity/inclusion, trauma
informed care, barriers in communication and relationships we strive to
successfully follow the prescribed steps outlined by ROAR T&C – Recognize,
Observe, Analyze, and Respond®.