LaVonnaR
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8 years ago Hi All,
Happy Wednesday!
Apologies for being unfamiliar with github, but I received an email that this issue was closed, however, Bindu's bio and photo are not up on the site. Does closed mean the issue is resolved?
Best, LaVonna
On Mon, Jul 18, 2016 at 10:56 PM, Kristen notifications@github.com wrote:
Closed #474 https://github.com/girldevelopit/gdi-website/issues/474 via ee6a554 https://github.com/girldevelopit/gdi-website/commit/ee6a55481e20fe85eb8924b219535ec2fb5bdb83 .
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Please add the following bio and photo to the about page. Thank you!
Bindu Jallabah, Operations Director
Bindu is fervently passionate about developing ecosystems that empower disadvantaged communities in making informed, self-determined decisions. She has dedicated most of her career to advocating and developing pragmatic solutions that promote social equity — particularly sustainable empowerment of women and advancing the rights of individuals with intellectual disabilities. Bindu is a seasoned administrator with nearly two decades of progressive experience in nonprofit leadership and operations management. Prior to joining GDI, Bindu won awards for her work developing and executing the operational strategy for the Elwyn Baring Street Center. Bindu is founder and Board Chair of Karanso Africa, a civil society organization that has innovated literacy to promote self-efficacy and self-determination for women across Sub-Saharan Africa. Leveraging a strong background in Information Technology, Bindu is architect of Karanso’s Docteur Mobile initiative which builds upon the use of mobile technology as a tool for self-care and advocacy to improve access to maternal and reproductive health services for vulnerable women in remote villages in West Africa.