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I have a network of resources and connections we are willing to help with my project.

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Businesses of all kinds deserve to have their voices heard! The Tempe HUB Association is helping make that happen!

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Presence, Persistance, and Passion: Obama CLC shows students the power of theatre in #ClaimingSpaces

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The Obama Foundation is proud of the work of Hands for Henna in empowering refugee girls through education.

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Empowerment through Education

Hands For Henna wants to spread hope and compassion. Our mission is to empower refugee girls through education. Our vision is to build a demographic of refugee girls who are inspired by learning, not intimidated by obstacles. Through advocacy, outreach activities, educational classes, raising educational material, and selling henna tattoos our team works tirelessly each day to lift up refugee youth.

These are four ways to help if you are interested in supporting us with our cause

1. Donate money

2. Donate School Supplies

3. Volunteer with us

4. Book a henna appointment to get a henna tattoo for $5

Please email us at if interested or if you have any questions.

Thank you so much!

When the founder (Nisha) was 16 years old she moved from Charleston, SC to Phoenix, AZ. The move was not easy. She did not have any friends for the first 6 months and she struggled in school. Eventually, due to her love for the art form of henna and her dedication to education she persevered. Then, when Nisha was a freshman at ASU she was exposed to the Refugee crisis and was called to action. She realized the magnitude of pain and suffering refugee girls go through and that she herself had only experienced a very, very small sliver of what those girls go through. She could not stand by and not do anything to help. Thus, in August 2016 Hands For Henna was born. Henna was one of the things that provided Nisha happiness when she first moved. So she decided to use Henna to empower others as well. She also realized that education was one way to empower people to be the best version of themselves. So, she wants to empower refugee girls through education so that they can reach their full potential.

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Empowerment through Education Hands For Henna wants to spread hope and compassion. Our mission is to empower refugee girls through education. Our vision is to build a demographic of refugee girls who are inspired by learning, not intimidated by obstacles.

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Educate-Elevate-Empower. The Obama Foundation is proud to have partnered with Hands For Henna to help empower refugee girls through education!  Check out their website!

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Empowerment through Education

Hands For Henna wants to spread hope and compassion. Our mission is to empower refugee girls through education. Our vision is to build a demographic of refugee girls who are inspired by learning, not intimidated by obstacles. Through advocacy, outreach activities, educational classes, raising educational material, and selling henna tattoos our team works tirelessly each day to lift up refugee youth.

These are four ways to help if you are interested in supporting us with our cause

1. Donate money

2. Donate School Supplies

3. Volunteer with us

4. Book a henna appointment to get a henna tattoo for $5

Please email us at if interested or if you have any questions.

Thank you so much!

When the founder (Nisha) was 16 years old she moved from Charleston, SC to Phoenix, AZ. The move was not easy. She did not have any friends for the first 6 months and she struggled in school. Eventually, due to her love for the art form of henna and her dedication to education she persevered. Then, when Nisha was a freshman at ASU she was exposed to the Refugee crisis and was called to action. She realized the magnitude of pain and suffering refugee girls go through and that she herself had only experienced a very, very small sliver of what those girls go through. She could not stand by and not do anything to help. Thus, in August 2016 Hands For Henna was born. Henna was one of the things that provided Nisha happiness when she first moved. So she decided to use Henna to empower others as well. She also realized that education was one way to empower people to be the best version of themselves. So, she wants to empower refugee girls through education so that they can reach their full potential.

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Empowerment through Education Hands For Henna wants to spread hope and compassion. Our mission is to empower refugee girls through education. Our vision is to build a demographic of refugee girls who are inspired by learning, not intimidated by obstacles.

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The movement that made waves in the Latinx community #themasmovement #becausewedeserveit

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This Obama CLC team found a way to partner with a local nonprofit to provide college+career resources to high school students.Find out how YOU can get involved today!

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Team work makes the dream work

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Refugees have the power to do incredible things given the opportunity! #lookatmenow

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This is the Student Market place made by students for the students to make college life more affordable.

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The Obama Foundation is so incredibly proud of the hard work of our CLC members. Check out what this team was working on:  https://student-marketplace.com/

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Education is the key to the future. Pathways to Success is the start to that future!

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You got this!

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Strengths + Desires + Passions + Support

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Strengths