In part 2 of this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Sara Louis-Ayo, the Policy and Advocacy Organizer for the Louisiana Organization for Refugees and Immigrants (LORI).

Join us as we discuss the importance of representation, validation, and connecting to our roots.

How did you establish your identity?

In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Sara Louis-Ayo, the Policy and Advocacy Organizer for the Louisiana Organization for Refugees and Immigrants (LORI)

In this interview, Sara reflects on her journey to embracing her identity as a young black woman and turning her pain into a passion for advocacy and inclusivity.

She shares her experience living as a South Sudanese refugee in Egypt and making the transition to the United States.

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Welcome to the Journey-Made Podcast!

In this episode we’ll take a look into the life of South Sudanese renown artist, dj, producer, and humanitarian, DYNAMQ.

In this exclusive interview, Dynamq reflects on his experiences living in extreme poverty in refugee camps in Kenya during the late 80s and early 90s.

He also shares his compassion for children living in poverty and his campaign to provide aid to families in need.

This year, Dynamq announced his world tour, beginning on May 21st 2023 in Atlanta, GA. To find dates near your city, visit DYNAMQ’s Facebook page at Facebook.com/DYNAMQ

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Welcome to Season 1 of the Journey-Made podcast hosted by South Sudanese creative entrepreneur and speaker, Ajak Makoi. Music: “Sunset- Afrobeat Instrumental” by Billy Blaze 507, EB Records (2022).