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January 2018 Newsletter
Issue I
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Mark your Calendars for IAW Foundation's Events in the New Year!
Save the following dates for IAW Foundation's upcoming events:
IAWF Los Angeles Chapter Launch!
Date: February 1st, 2018
International Women's Day Celebration
Date: March 3rd, 2018
Location: Humanities Gateway (HG) 1030, UCI
Iranian American Women's Leadership Conference
Date: April 29th, 2018
Location:
The Westin Bonaventure Hotel, Los Angeles
Iranian American Women's Leadership Conference
Date: October 2018
Location: New York
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International Women's Day Celebration!
Join IAW Foundation
in partnership with Jordan Center for Persian Studies to celebrate the International Women's Day at UCI on March 3, 2018 from 1:00pm to 5:00pm. The event will feature speakers and artists through
Tales of Inspiration and
Rhythm of the Soul panels.
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New York
Nazgol Saati joined KS Partners, LLC in 2008
as a Director of Finance. Nazgol Saati oversees
the implementation of
the company's investment
and operating strategies and manages the financial planning and reporting
for all of the company's investments. Nazgol
Saati came to KS partners with over 15 years of experience in the financial industry. Nazgol Saati joined Bankers Trust Company in 1985 where her fifteen year career spanned from the LBO Group in Los Angeles to the Private Equity, Restructuring Advisory
and Distressed Debt Trading Groups in New York. Nazgol Saati earned her BA in economics
and political science from
Tufts University in 1983 and received her MBA in finance from Columbia Business School in 1985. Nazgol Saati is the recipient of the Institute
of International Education's Women's Global Leadership Award.
Read more about Nazgol Saati here.
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Northern California
IAWF would like to congratulate our speaker, supporter, & mentor Hon. Nahal Iravani-Sani
on her appointment to a judgeship in Santa Clara County, CA by Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr.
H
on.
Nahal Iravani-Sani is a Superior Court Judge presiding in Santa Clara County, California.
Prior to joining the bench, she was a Deputy District Attorney for 22 years, representing the People of the State of California through all phases of the criminal justice system, including Violent Felonies, Domestic Violence, Narcotics, Consumer Fraud and Environmental Crimes.
She was most recently assigned to the Sexual Assault Unit where she prosecuted rape, child molestation, and human trafficking cases.
Judge Iravani-Sani earned her Bachelor of Arts in 1990 from the University of California, Irvine in
Social Ecology, with an emphasis in Criminology and Legal Studies.
Read more about Nahal Iravani-Sani
here.
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IAWF welcomes our new Board of Trustee member; Ms. Julie Ruehle.
Julie Ruehle was born & raised in Tehran, Iran & is a philanthropist through their family foundation, a board member of several not-for-profit organizations she feels passionately about, & a real estate investor who lives primarily in San Diego, CA with her husband & twin daughters. Julie has completed a highly successful career in Finance including executive positions at companies such of Broadcom & other major US corporations. Having obtained her BBA in Accounting from University of Houston in 1991, Julie started her career with a big accounting firm & continued onto specializing in internal audit. In 2009, Julie obtained her MBA from Pepperdine University in Malibu & started Ruehle CFO Advisory with her husband focusing on early stage companies in the technology sector preparing for IPO.
Read more about Julie Ruehle here.
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IAW Foundation would like to congratulate our member, supporter, and speaker,
Honorable Judge Tamila Ipema
for her involvement at the International Summit on Human Trafficking and Organized Crimes.
The National Association of Women Judges' President-Elect, Judge Tamila Ebrahimi Ipema of San Diego County Superior Court was invited by Pope Francis and "Pontifical Academy of Sciences" at the Vatican to join fifty-nine other women judges from across the world to present at the International Summit on Human Trafficking and Organized Crimes on November 9 and 10, 2017. There were a total of five delegates from the United States in attendance at the summit.
This summit was organized to bring together jurists from all around the world who are actively involved in the detection, awareness, training and education of human trafficking issues in their respective countries. During this two-day summit, the international judges had an opportunity to share their experiences and their best practices. The goal of the summit was to create a greater global awareness of this epidemic that has no boundaries; to find solutions to the current issues that we all face in the world through sharing of the information, collaboration, and open dialogue; and to brainstorm and come up with the best practices. It is anticipated that a Resolution will be presented to the United Nations as to the best practices.
Read more about Honorable Judge Tamila Ipema
here.
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In 2015, Deeba Zivari was named a "
change maker
" among esteemed New York alumni of the Wellesley College. Inspired by the Iranian myth of Scheherazade & propelled by the idea that our built environment is manifested by story & that anyone who can tell a story can transform one, she pursued the study of trans-national communications. True to the belief, this pursuit would come to transform her own trajectory from a storyteller with a pen into a storyteller by brick & mortar. In 2013 she advanced her Comparative Literature degree with a Master's degree in Narrative Medicine from Columbia University. Read more about Deeba Zivari here.
To apply for the
Mentorship Program
please click
here.
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IAWF Scholarship Opportunities
The IAWF scholarships are to help students achieve their goals by providing them financial assistance based on their needs. Scholarships are available to current IAWF
Mentorship
to
Internship
Program participants. However, only a limited number of individuals will be selected to receive the scholarship. Scholarships are meant to assist the students with tuition, textbooks, and other course materials. Qualifying criteria include academic achievement, community service, and financial need.
For more information please click
here.
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