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Queen Snit Special Guest Appearance at Boston African Festival

Queen Snit felt honored to have been invited as a speaker and special guest at the August 2023 Boston African Festival. Currently a senior neuroscience student, Snit is a true powerhouse. Not only is she dedicated to her studies, but she’s also a talented athlete, shining in basketball and tennis. And guess what? She’s got some killer salsa dance moves too! But that’s not all – Snit’s linguistic skills are seriously impressive. Fluent in three languages (Italian, English, and Tigrigna) and rocking an intermediate level in two more (Amharic and French), she’s a true polyglot. And here’s the cherry on top – alongside her studies, Snit is also a compassionate teacher at a Montessori Preschool. Her love for working with children shines through in everything she does. Get ready, Boston, because we’re rolling out the red carpet for the reigning 2023 Queen!

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Queen Snit, Final Year Neuroscience Student, Inspired by Eritrean Physicians

Queen Snit Tewoldemedhin was invited to join the Eritrean Physicians conference during the annual Eritrean Cultural celebrations in August 2023. During the conference, the Healthcare Providers with different backgrounds deliberated on current healthcare situation in the country and brain stormed on ways to improve healthcare delivery in the country. Queen Snit was inspired by the discussions and presentations and had an opportunity to network with the Physiicians and role models.

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Queen Snit, Special Guest at Eritrean Cultural Festival Hosted by Embassy of Eritrea

It was a splendid weekend in Washington Seatle where Queen Snit joined his Excellency Berhane Solomon and the community in an elaborate cultural celebration. The weekend long event brought thousands of Eritreans from across the United States as well as from Eritrea with various displays including but not limited to dances, vendors, sports competitions, food, conferences and more. The event attracted men, women and children, folks came with their families in show of love and patriotism for Eritrea.

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