Category: Beauty - Native American Church of Virginia

Investing in Women: Book Launch to Help Tell Indigenous Women's Stories

2/11/2016

In Indigenous culture woman were and are more than birthing new lives. They are builders, warriors, artisians, farmers, storytellers, doctors and leaders.

Help us reach a $15,000 goal to publish a new book and help Verity Varee (Vv) find and tell our indigenous women's stories from around the world.

The strength of women continues to be essential to our society. Today, a group of young women, led by Vv founder Emily Dean are producing a unique book to accompany three years of determined work. Be part of redefining beauty and helping bring women of all races and nationalities into one circle.

Please consider giving to this unique project by pledging $8 to $8,000.

Vv volunteer Margaret Dodson a young woman in pursuit of her life’s calling. As a barista with plans to farm, travel, and start a family, my life is one of transition and endless possibilities. (Vv photo by Hilary Hyland)

Be a voice for the voiceless, the enslaved, the widow and orphan (Is. 1:17).

Verity Varee Photographer Jess LaRue videotaping founder Emily Dean for the Book fundraiser. (Photo by Rene' White)

Vv feature of Kam Anna. (Vv Photo by Jess LaRue)

Vv interviewed Sanctuary on the Trail president Rene' White (Feather) for this unique outreach program. (Vv Photo by Hilary Hyland)

Helping Leaders: Emily Dean

5/20/2015

Emily Dean, it is always a pleasure working with you and following your progress & your business success with Verity Varee.

Keep striking the truth

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