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GIA Beauty and Personal Workshop
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GIA Name Tags
Each partipant and volunteer were given names tags to wear at the workshop
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GIA Favor Bags
Each participant were given a favor bag. In the bag was, lipgloss, mirror, GIA business card, inspirational bracelet, I'm #1 Magnet, and ink pen that reads "God's Team".
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Certificate of Appreciation
Each guest speaker received a certifciate, GIA tote bag and shirt or calendar.
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Gift Table for Speakers and Participants
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Registration Table
Some girls arrived early for registration
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Registration Table
Jameesha writing each person who registers name on registration table
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GIAgirl Jameesha
Helping out at registration table - Each person received a name tag and program for the day inside a folder
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GIAgirl Ameerah
She is ready to put on her lipgloss that she received in her favor bag.
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Giagirl Aniya
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NaSheed Johnson, Licensed Hair Consultant
Nasheed Johnson, guest speaker spoke to the girls on the topic "I Am Not My Hair" She also told them about Madame C J Walker, 1st black female to earn a $1 Million dollars and made the straigtening comb and encourage women of color to get into the beauty industry.
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"I AM NOT MY HAIR"
Guest speaker talks to particpants
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Mistrees of Ceremony
Jameesha Ray introduced all of the guests. This encoruaged the youth to build confidence in public speaking.
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GIAgirl Nyah
Nyah is parting Alexis hair, then will proceed to plait it.
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"I can plaint"
Giagirl Nyah, age 8 braided Alexis hair
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GIAgirl Alexis
Alexis allows some participants to show their braiding skills by using her hair
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Learning to braid
The GIAgirls surround some participants as they showcase their skills in braiding.
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GIAgirl Jameesha and Hair Consultant Nasheed Johnson
Getting ready to pass out gifts to the participants
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Butterfuly hair pins
Hair consultant NaSheed Johnson have each participant a hair pin to place in their hair. The girls were very excited.
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Personal Image
Motivational Speaker, Robert Boone discusses with the participants how clothing can have a negative or postive impact on your image.
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Motivational Speaker Robert Boobe
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"Mini-Makeovers for GIA GIRLS"
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"Mini-Makeovers for GIA GIRLS"
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"Mini-Makeovers for GIA GIRLS"
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"Mini-Makeovers for GIA GIRLS"
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"Mini-Makeovers for GIA GIRLS"
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"Mini-Makeovers for GIA GIRLS"
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"Mini-Makeovers for GIA GIRLS"
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"Mini-Makeovers for GIA GIRLS"
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"Mini-Makeovers for GIA GIRLS"
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What is Beauty
Image Consultant Shawntaye Fisher assigns the GIA girls a task to find one itme that represents Beauty to them and they had to write the reason on next to their finding.
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"What Is Beauty"
Oprah Winfrey is beauty to Giagirl Jovanah.
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"What Is Beauty"
This models skin color is beauty to Giagirl Myra.
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"What Is Beauty"
Giagirl Alexis chose Kimora Lee's fashion is what is beauty to her because she always look nice and designs pretty clothes. Alexis' career goal is to become a fashion designer.
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"What Is Beauty"
GIAgirl Paris chose teeh because a "smile" is beauty to her.
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Certificate of Appreciation Presentation
Makeup and Image Consultant Shawntaye Fisher receives her ceritificate and gifts for her partication at GIA's first workshop
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License Makeup Consultant Latonia Duren
Latonia discusses the proper uses for each make-up tool to the GIAgirls
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License Makeup Consultant Latonia Duren
Latonia discusses the proper uses for each make-up tool to the GIAgirls
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License Makeup Consultant Latonia Duren
Latonia discusses the proper uses for each make-up tool to the GIAgirls
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License Makeup Consultant Latonia Duren's make up set
Latonia discusses the proper uses for each make-up tool to the GIAgirls
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