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Re: Living Ancestors: A tribute in portraits and stories to the world’s oldest woman and other Caribbean centenarian women

sandrinejoseph — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 01:36:21 -0000

After Black is Beautiful exhibition in Amsterdam, this one seems to be a must to see.
I'll post an article on article in Arts & Talents website. I may to the train from Paris to visit it.

Re: Sandrine Joseph Discusses Women and The Financial Crisis on French TV5

sandrinejoseph — Sat, 21 Mar 2009 03:25:19 -0000

Thanks Adrianne for promoting the reportage.
From Paris, France.
Sandrine

Re: Announcing a new design for Arts & Talents

sandrinejoseph — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 03:33:02 -0000

Hi Adrianne,

Thanks for promoting the new design of Arts & Talents. I decided to change the design to get back in touch with my concept : respect the artists individuality, be openned to all contemporay art disciplines.

I'm also a TV show chroniquer on Arts and Culture from October 1998 on french numeric tv channel. I wanted to communicate on a modern website open to art diversity, I think I found the right balance between Arts & Talents new graphic identity and the place I want to give to my artists.

This website / blog is written in French, even if from time to time I post english thread.

Thanks again.

Sandrine Joseph
www.arts-and-talents.com

Re: Social Media Bio – Why Every Professional Black Woman in Europe Needs One

sandrinejoseph — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 03:23:43 -0000

Hi Adrianne,

I totally agree your post : every black woman should master her digital identity and be sure that the information related to her name match with her expectations. Below some comments to complete your post

Why do I create a social media page?

First,I wanted to differenciate myself from other people with the same name, more and more numerous to have a web presence. On the other hand I wanted to provide a clear vision on who I am and what I do. When I google my name once, I found that the first link was an erotic poem wrote by another girl named 'Sandrine Joseph'. If I'm involved in contemporary art promotion I don't write such poems. Then, I decided that my digital identity management was a priority.

How did I manage to write my bio?

Writing a good bio is a very difficult and interesting exercise : the basis is your CV, the detailed approach of your experience. A bio is a good story telling. You have to promote yourself by highlighting your talents, your success. The bio, is the way you introduce yourself to a recruiter, to a client, to a business partner. In fact, it is your elevator pitch on your achievements, expectations. Be sincere, pragmatic, be yourself.

Why did Adrianne recommends Blogger or Wordpress to Create a Social Media Bio?

Wordpress and Blogger are blog tools. Easy to custumize, and the most important, they are the best tools to be on the top of the pages in search engines as google and search people engine such as pipl.com or 123people.com.

About the design?
It depends on you, and who you are. I decided to make this page as clear as possible because my blogs are like in the state of the art on webdesign : www.arts-and-talents.com, www.poto-mitan.com. I don't feel like it was useful to invest time in design for my social media page. Maybe I'll change my mind later on. Who knows!

Don't hesitate anymore, create a social media page and register yourself into the most famous social networks as LinkedIn, be in the relevant places : where your clients, recruiters might looking for you.

From Paris,
Sandrine Joseph

Re: Black European Women’s Council’s Launch Photos + Yvette Jarvis Video

sandrinejoseph — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 06:00:16 -0000

Always to nice to meet you and a warm thanks, Adrianne, for sharing this incredible piece of black european history with others sisters that could not attend.

Please, please, take time to see Yvette Jarvis video: she analyzed the black european siutation, with a spefic focus on countries like France.

We need all of you to make things change in day to day life, in a positive way: Let's go straight forward, and together let's fight for the respect of our rights!