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Meeting ID: 959 3382 3179

Felwine Sarr, 17:13 - 42:35

Ciraj Rassool, 2:47 - 27:19

Pap Ndiaye, 50:43 - 1:13:17

Marie Cecile Zinsou: 1:34:50 - 1:56:52

Smooth C. Nzewi: 1:07:46 - 1:27 (the end)

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Anne Bracegirdle
Founding Member, Art & Antiquities Blockchain Consortium (AABC) 
annebracegirdle@gmail.com

Please familiarize yourself with the Suggested Reading List and review any articles of interest! 

Shailee is Director of Government and Trade at ConsenSys, a global blockchain technology company building the infrastructure, applications, and practices that enable a decentralized world. She served as Vice President of BanQu, a blockchain-based platform for supply chain transparency. Prior to joining the blockchain industry, Shailee spent 11years leading USAID funded projects in financial inclusion, mobile money in Africa, Asia and the Middle East, and 3 years in logistics and software development for US government projects.

Gabrielle is a dynamic & methodical senior analyst focusing on blockchain use-cases as alternative models of development & policy. She is an intern at ConsenSys, the Blockchain Fellow at the William and Mary Blockchain Lab, and earning her Master of Arts in Sustainable International Affairs & Management at Brandeis University. 

Felwine Sarr, 17:13 - 42:35

Ciraj Rassool, 2:47 - 27:19

Pap Ndiaye, 50:43 - 1:13:17

Marie Cecile Zinsou: 1:34:50 - 1:56:52

Smooth C. Nzewi: 1:07:46 - 1:27 (the end)

In her new role, Baeza will organize exhibitions and programs and manage the museum’s collection of more than 1,100 African objects. Dating from ancient times to the present, the holdings reflect the rich history and diverse cultures of the continent. 

A curator and Africanist with experience working with museums and international aid organizations, Baeza has served as the director of exhibitions at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta since 2018. 

Concurrent with her tenure at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights (2018-2020), Baeza has also served as curator of the Morehouse College Martin Luther King Jr. Collection, which contains about 10,000 works, and manager of the James Allen and John Littlefield Collection, which is known for its expansive cache of lynching imagery. 

Previously, she was executive director of Atlanta’s APEX Museum. The Black history museum was founded in 1978 and its name stands for the African American panoramic experience.

Baeza was born in Atlanta. She earned a master of arts degree in African studies from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA); a bachelor of arts degree in Africana studies with a cultural studies concentration from California State University, Northridge; and a certification in curatorial studies from Sotheby’s Institute of Art. 

Beyond her curatorial work, Baeza has first-hand experience in East Africa. She has worked on environmental and community development initiatives in Kenya and Uganda and has also lectured and taught seminars at the Nafasi Academy in Tanzania.