Omo Oduduwa Radio Announces Internationally Acclaimed Presenters for 2013 Conference on Community, Family & Marriage
The 2013 Conference on Community Family & Marriage has solidified an international and widely respected group of presenters, including Abiodun Oyewole, founding member of globally recognized group The Last Poets, Wellness Coach Queen Afua, Ayize and Aiyana Ma'at, founders of BlackLoveandMarriage.com as well as others.
- Fayetteville, NC (1888PressRelease) January 19, 2013 - In an effort to continue forging the path to identify solutions and ways to heal the problems that effect African-American communities, families and marriages, Omo Oduduwa Radio (www.ooradio.com) will host the 2013 Conference on Community Family & Marriage. Scheduled to take place in Fayetteville North Carolina at the Metropolitan Room at 109 Green Street, 28301 on April 5-7, 2013, this three day gathering was designed to serve as a platform for community healing; developing an avenue to usher in collective resolution, healthy dialogue between sexes, generations and cultures. Early bird Conference registration before February 15, 2013 is $150 per person, $275 per couple and $125 per person for group rated of 10 or more. After February15, registration is $200 per person, $375 per couple and $175 per person for group rate of 10 or more. The registration deadline for the 2013 Conference on Community, Family and Marriage is March 15.Due to the nature of some of the topics that will be discussed during the event, the Conference is selectively open to participates 18 and older. Conference admission includes an All White Meet & Greet, 1 ½ days of workshops, panels and discussions, entertainment, 2 lunches and the Afrikan Glitz and Glamour Gala: An evening of elegance which will include dinner, entertainment and dancing. For information about the 2013 Conference on Community Family & Marriage please visit www.ooradio.com or call 410-65RADIO (410-657-2346).
" The creative process during the development of the specific conference was a very spiritual one. Our African-American community is experiencing an epidemic by astounding measures in the areas of divorce, unhealthy and abusive relationships, or the lack thereof family structure. The stats are in!! The ultimate goal of this conference is to provide to the greater community solutions to unify and collective cultivate solutions that will allow us all to build better relationships that will eventually domino and drip into rectifying our communities, families and that will rejuvenate institution of marriage."-Osaremi Lanloke, Founder of Omo Oduduwa Radio
The 2013 Conference on Community Family & Marriage expects to attract hundreds of couples and singles looking for the opportunity to meet and interact with other culturally minded individuals. They will learn skills for better relationships and communication, as well as heal from past relational experiences.
Media and Press contact miji.pearse ( @ ) thepremiumworld dot com to confirm attendance by March 15, 2012 dot For information about the 2013 Conference on Community Family & Marriage please visit www dot ooradio dot com dot
About Omo Oduduwa Radio
Omo Oduduwa Radio (also known as OORadio), based in Fayetteville, North Carolina, provides quality radio programming centered around educating platform to discuss topics that affect and plague the African community, such as conflict resolution, the incorporation of traditional African values, adopting a holistic approach to health and wellness, and Yoruba language, and Yoruba culinary studies, to name a few. OORadio is a forum designed to unite and empower Yoruba practitioners and African-American people worldwide.
Weekly radio shows, hosted by founder Osaremi Lanloke and others, provide a colloquium in which audience listeners can engage in discourse with experts over a variety of subjects. In addition, OORadio offers scholars formal instruction on the Yoruba religion, culture and customs, through teleconferences and online classes.
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