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Technology, Health and Education Empowering Youth at a Ghanaian School

Ike Howard, the Viola Ford Fletcher Foundation's Chief Foundation Officer, and Grandson of Viola Ford Fletcher shares his endeavors in goodwill. Mr. Howard, His Majesty, and Queen Liberty provided personal computers to the school, discuss the importance of education, empowerment to positive futures in Ghana, Africa under the Foundation's first initiative: Health is Wealth.

Ghana Ministry of Water and Sanitation Discuss Population Health Data Benefits

The beacon of hope bringing health to all people
Population Health, Inderbitzin Solutions Technology, Global Business leaders, His Royal Majesty

Viola Ford Fletcher Foundation to improve health for 7 billion people, including the underserved

Unprecedented partnership for humanity’s survivability and sustainability
Includes leading cloud technology, global business leaders, His Royal Majesty, philanthropic giving, and an attainable common goal

Viola Ford Fletcher, Inderbitzin Solutions, EZE Ndigbo Ghana HRM Dr. Ihenetu partner to boost education in Ghana

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Eze Igbo Ghana Pays Courtesy
Call to Health Minister

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Viola Ford Fletcher is Leveling the Playing Field

The global vehicle to move from polarizing disagreement and inequity to hope and empowered self-sufficiency.
Education, Mentorship, Workforce Opportunity

Improving Health for 7 billion People, Beginning with the Underserved

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Time Magazine

Survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre Try to Break Its Curse100 years after the Tulsa Race Massacre, Viola Fletcher's family still grapples with the devastation of the rampage

New York Times

At 107, 106 and 100, Remaining Tulsa Massacre Survivors Plead for JusticeThe three known survivors, who were all children in 1921, offered their firsthand accounts of the race massacre at a hearing in Washington.

Washington Post

Opinion | A century later, we still ask: Will survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre ever get justice?Tulsa Race Massacre survivors should not have to wait any longer for justice.

Carrying a Trauma Unforgotten, a 107-Year-Old Lives OnNo matter where Viola Ford Fletcher has lived over the last 100 years, the lights inside her home stay on from sundown to sunrise.

Irish Times

Biden’s Tulsa visit will highlight another dark event in the racial history of the USAmerica Letter: Achieving substantive change in policing would be a true tribute to George Floyd

ESPN and NBA
Oklahoma City Thunder

Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Laker NBA Game Night. "We are proud to welcome two of the three known living survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre, 107-year old Viola Fletcher and her brother 100-year old Hughes Van Ellis, who are attending their first NBA game!" [[Video courtesy is for educational purposes and is provided by the Oklahoma City Thunder youtude channel]