CULTURAL COALITION, ADVOCACY AMERICA NETWORK HOLD JUNE NEWS TO HONOR S.E. ASIAN WOMEN IN THE VIETNAM WAR ERA

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CULTURAL COALITION, ADVOCACY AMERICA NETWORK?HOLD JUNE NEWS TO HONOR S.E. ASIAN WOMEN IN THE VIETNAM WAR ERA

Georgia Governor Candidate Al Bartell Slated To Deliver Public Acknowledgement

CEO/Global Keynote Speaker Cathy Trinh?To Accept Ceremonial Acknowledgement?On Behalf Of The?International Asian Woman Community

News Conference Performance By?Music Cultural Ambassador/America’s Songbird Myrna Clayton?To Emphasize Healing, Essential Artists, United Nations 2030 Agenda?

ATLANTA, Georgia?–

A cultural coalition of diverse individuals, groups, and organizations convened by Advocacy America Network will hold a news conference Saturday, June 11, 2022 in the metropolitan Atlanta region to present a high level acknowledgement for the contribution of the Asian woman in the Vietnam War era. Georgia Governor Candidate Al Bartell will deliver the acknowledgement.?

Advocacy America Network?– through the cultural coalition for the June 11th news conference – aims to highlight and honor local, regional, national, and global humanitarian leadership that expands a network for impacting the quality of life of communities around the world.

CEO/Global Keynote Speaker Cathy Trinh?

Cathy Trinh – the California-based Founder/CEO of?Recruiter Hustle, Inc.and a global keynote speaker – will be accepting the ceremonial acknowledgement on behalf of Asian women internationally?for their Vietnam War-era contribution.??

Ms. Trinh shares her vision in participating at the news conference:

?“The time is now to be an Asian woman with a global vision to help elevate women leaders in the 21st century. I plan to continue to speak on important topics in the areas of mental health, recovery, and entrepreneurship to support women. It is an honor to participate in this news conference to demonstrate what healing leadership – and acts of global healing – can accomplish for humanity.?My mission is to be a world-inspirational Asian woman with a message that can move, touch, and heal thousands of people by sharing my personal journey and testimony.?I pray this news conference will be a light for all who participate and witness its communication impact.”

2022 Georgia Governor Candiate Al Bartell

Georgia Governor Candidate?Al Bartell,?a?Vietnam War-era Air Force veteran,?has been open about his desire to help bring about a public acknowledgement to the Vietnamese community in America for the human rights violations committed by the United States during the Vietnam War.?He sees the news conference being planned now as the opportunity to deliver, in his words, “a far better” way to give back to the Vietnamese community.

?Bartell explains:

"This news conference – by acknowledging the Asian woman – focuses on their contributions, rather than their pain. By focusing on their contributions, the news conference is helping to create a bright, new future from those contributions – a far better outcome than I had originally envisioned.?It is my honor to be able to deliver the ceremonial acknowledgement to Ms. Trinh at the June 11th news conference.”

Music Cultural Ambassador and America's Songbird Myrna Clayton

An integral element of the news conference, Music Cultural Ambassador?Myrna Clayton?will perform live.?Ms. Clayton and her band, “The Myrna Clayton Experience” were selected by the U.S. State Department to represent American Music Abroad at U.S. embassies for cultural exchange. A strong proponent and participating group of the United Nations’ “International Jazz Day” and advocate of the United Nations 2030 Agenda for peace, Ms. Clayton emphasizes a message for healing unity through cultivating an experience of one-ness in live performances by artists who she says are also?“essential workers”.

Engaging her company CedarTree Worldwide, Ms. Clayton shares her commitment and participation in the cultural coalition with Advocacy America Network this way:?

“I have performed on 5 of the 7 continents and no matter the political or economic climate, I have observed first hand that we are all more alike than we are different.?We must treat all human beings as we want to be treated - with dignity. History has proven, karma is real.”

Cathy Trinh as a one-year old with her family -- now and then

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