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Our vision is to help people make a difference in this world. Through our communication, patience and psychology skills, we will mentor and aide students, parents, and those in the workforce to uphold their true purpose in life by emanating their authentic values, giving from the heart and living with intention.
Ms. Dwyer was one of five children allowed to leave the country after being adopted at age seven. Her journey in Iran and the United States has been published in the book, Women as Healers: Voices of Vibrancy. Website link Ms. Dwyer is on the Advisory Board of the 501(c)(3) non-profit 2Build 4Ward International Organization.
Kian is also the author of the book: Live Today How You Want To Be Remembered TO PURCHASE THE BOOK: CLICK HERE. Kian Dwyer is honored to be on the Advisory Board for the 501(c)(3) 2Build 4Ward International Organization (2X4 International) which is dedicated to building a better community by partnering with donors, community-based projects and disadvantaged groups to support projects in education, health, infrastructure and small business development. Operating out of Sacramento, California (USA), 2x4 International is a Nonprofit California Public Benefit Corporation for charitable purposes and is not organized for the private gain of any person.
Current projects include:
Dr. KRISTEN BROWN Dr. Brown has two decades of instruction and curriculum design. She has written and secured international grants for under-represented groups in developing countries. She has also evaluated Fulbright, Upward Bound and International Research grants for the U.S Department of Education. Her background includes planning, developing, directing, evaluating and conducting institutional research, institutional strategic planning and management. She earned a PhD from the University of Southern California in International/Intercultural Education Administration, Planning and Policy. Dr. Brown is on the Board of Directors and CEO of the 501(c)(3) non-profit 2Build 4Ward International Organization. |
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