At Harvard University, in Boylston Hall 110 – Fong Auditorium, an inspiring event titled “Changing the Society Through Empowering Women” will bring together two remarkable Albanian voices who are shaping positive change through leadership and dedication.
The event is organized by the Harvard Albanian Students Association in collaboration with the Harvard Kennedy School Women and Public Policy Program, aiming to highlight the importance of women’s empowerment as a driving force for social progress.
The keynote speaker will be Emina Çunmulaj-Nazarian, Founder and CEO of Emina’s Hand Foundation and Honorary Consul of Albania to Florida. Known for her impactful work in philanthropy and social causes, Emina will share her personal journey and insights on how empowering women can transform communities and society at large.
The discussion will be moderated by Dea Kamberi, a student and member of the Harvard Albanian Student Association, who will guide the conversation toward practical ways to support women in education, leadership, and professional life.
This event offers an opportunity for students and the wider community to hear from two inspiring Albanian women who embody the power of compassion, leadership, and social responsibility. Through their experiences, they demonstrate how every act of empowerment contributes to building a more equal and inclusive society.
Location: Harvard University – Boylston Hall 110, Fong Auditorium
Date & Time: Saturday, October 18, 2:00 PM
