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Elizabeth Horlemann (née Mbogo)

Born: March 10, 1959, Siaya, Kenya

Occupation: Trainer, Life Coach, Author

Personal Life: Elizabeth was married to Louis Horlemann (born August 10, 1953), who passed away in 2021. Together, they had a son, Ashiembi Horlemann, born on November 24, 1987.

Life in Germany: After moving to Germany in 1990, Elizabeth continued her advocacy work. She founded the EquiAble BIPOC Disability Network, a platform dedicated to amplifying marginalized voices within the BIPOC disability community. She also established the Alfajiri Business Network to bridge cultural differences between African businesses, fostering connections and encouraging collaboration.

Achievements: Elizabeth Horlemann has been recognized for her tireless efforts in fighting systemic racism and promoting inclusion. She won the Lifetime Achievement Award at the AFRONEWS – Ortel Mobile African Community in Germany Awards 2022. She is also the founder of raceThink Roundtable Dinner Events, which promote discussions about racism and implicit bias.

Author: Elizabeth authored the book "Not Now Please: Living through Racism, Ableism, and Grief," which explores her personal experiences with discrimination and grief. The book is a powerful narrative that encourages readers to confront societal norms and advocate for a more inclusive world.

Legacy: Elizabeth Horlemann is committed to fostering change, fairness, and inclusion. Her goal is to build bridges and remove barriers to promote a harmonious society. As an expert in anti-racism and intersectionality, she addresses the complexity of prejudices with the aim of dismantling them and initiating conversations that inspire courage. She firmly believes in addressing injustices and promoting inclusion in all aspects of identity.

In addition to her advocacy work, Elizabeth is also a life coach specializing in deconstructing racism through cognitive behavioral therapy. She guides individuals on a journey of self-discovery and healing by challenging prejudices.

The founding of the EquiAble BIPOC Disability Network was a heartfelt endeavor for Elizabeth. This platform is a testament to her commitment to giving marginalized voices within the BIPOC disability community a platform. Through collaboration and empowerment, they strive to create pathways to inclusion.

Her next project, the Alfajiri Business Network, aims to bridge cultural differences between African businesses by fostering connections, promoting understanding, and encouraging collaboration.

Elizabeth is dedicated to a future that includes all people and is committed to education, empowerment, and sustainable change. She invites everyone to get informed, get involved, and join in the mission to create a world where every individual's voice is respected and diversity thrives.

References

Über Mich - Bridging Gaps for Inclusive Excellence ^[1]

Lifetime Achievement Award 2022: Elizabeth Horlemann^[2]

^ "Über Mich - Bridging Gaps for Inclusive Excellence". 2021-03-09. Retrieved 2024-11-26.
^ Nyamwaya, Rading' (2022-10-25). "Winners react to bagging African Community in Germany Awards". afronews.de. Retrieved 2024-11-26.

[1] "Über Mich - Bridging Gaps for Inclusive Excellence". 2021-03-09. Retrieved 2024-11-26.

[2] Nyamwaya, Rading' (2022-10-25). "Winners react to bagging African Community in Germany Awards". afronews.de. Retrieved 2024-11-26.

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