Recent Work in the Community
“To do more for the world than the world does for you - that is success.” ― Henry Ford
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As a Somali Subject Matter Expert and Experienced Expert Witness in Somali-related matters, I have a wealth of knowledge and experience to offer my clients. My background in Somali culture, language, and history, as well as my extensive experience working with the Somali community, have equipped me with the skills and expertise necessary to provide valuable insights and assistance in a wide range of areas.
As a Somali Subject Matter Expert, I am able to provide expert testimony and consultation in areas such as immigration and citizenship, cultural sensitivity and awareness, and community engagement. I am also able to provide translation and interpretation services in Somali language. Furthermore, I have extensive experience working with government agencies, non-profit organizations, and other organizations serving the Somali community.
As an experienced expert, my experience working with the Somali community and my deep understanding of Somali culture, language, and history, have enabled me to provide valuable insights and assistance to legal teams and their clients.
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March
2020
Bringing a piece of Somalia with a Community Event
Nawal, a dedicated community leader, recently organized an event for the Somali population in her area. The event aimed to provide more than just culture and language expertise for the community, but also serve as a resource guide for accessing government services.
The event began with a cultural celebration, featuring traditional Somali music, dance, and food. This provided an opportunity for members of the community to come together and celebrate their shared heritage. However, the main focus of the event was to provide information and resources to help the Somali community navigate the local government system.
Nawal also organized workshops and training sessions to help members of the community improve their skills and increase their employability. These workshops covered topics such as job search strategies, resume building, and interview skills.
The event was a huge success, with a large turnout from the Somali community. Many attendees praised site staff for there efforts to provide not only a platform for cultural celebration but also a resource guide for accessing government services. With her hard work, she was able to bridge the gap between the government and the Somali community, making it easier for members of the community to access the services and support they need.
Pandemic Outreach and work
October 27, 2020
As the world continues to navigate the complexities of the COVID-19 pandemic, many organizations have had to pivot their operations and outreach efforts to meet the needs of their communities. One such organization is Building Our Bridge, a project led by the Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle that aims to empower and support the Somali community in Seattle, Washington.
As part of this project, the organization recently held an informational session on voting, led by Maya Manus, Advocacy and Civic Engagement Coordinator for the Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle. The session was attended by members of the Somali community, who were provided with important information about the voting process and the importance of civic engagement.
One key aspect of the session was interpretation services provided by Somali Instructor Nawal Indhosacad. As a fluent speaker of both Somali and English, Nawal played a crucial role in ensuring that the information being presented was accessible and understandable to all attendees, regardless of their language abilities.
Nawal's interpretation skills were especially valuable during the Q&A portion of the session, where attendees were able to ask questions and get clarification on specific issues. This helped to create a more inclusive and engaging environment, where all attendees felt comfortable and able to participate fully.
Additionally, Nawal's background and knowledge of the Somali community made her an invaluable resource for the Building Our Bridge team. Throughout the session, she was able to provide important cultural context and insight, which helped to ensure that the information being presented was relevant and applicable to the attendees.
Overall, Nawal's interpretation and outreach efforts were a vital component of the Building Our Bridge Somali informational session on voting, and her contributions helped to make the event a success. Her expertise and dedication to serving the Somali community are a true asset to the organization and will undoubtedly continue to support the success of Building Our Bridge in the future.
Educating individuals about Somalia
Online Free education
Providing education in Somali culture and language is an important aspect of preserving and promoting the heritage of the Somali people. One individual who has demonstrated a strong dedication to this cause is Nawal, a community leader who has made it her mission to provide free Somali culture and language education to working professionals, students, and anyone else who is interested in studying the Somali language and culture.
Nawal's program is designed to cater to the diverse needs of the community, offering classes for both beginners and advanced learners. The program covers a wide range of topics, including language, culture, history, and literature. The classes are taught by experienced and qualified teachers, who are native speakers of Somali and are passionate about sharing their language and culture with others.
In addition to the traditional classroom setting, Nawal also offers online classes for those who are unable to attend in-person classes. This allows individuals who live in remote areas or have busy schedules to still access the education and resources they need. The online classes are interactive, engaging and are taught by the same teachers that teach in-person classes.
Nawal's program is unique in that it is not just focused on language and culture education, but also on providing practical skills that can benefit the community. This includes workshops on job search strategies, resume building, and interview skills that are meant to help members of the community improve their employability.
The dedication and hard work of Nawal and her team have helped to make a significant impact in the Somali community. Many individuals have benefited from their education and resources, with some even reporting that it has helped them to improve their job prospects and advance in their careers.
Overall, Nawal's efforts to provide free Somali culture and language education are an important step in preserving and promoting the heritage of the Somali people. It is a shining example of how community leaders can make a positive difference in their communities by providing access to education and resources. It is a model that other communities can follow and replicate.
Invest in education, workforce training
October 23rd, 2020,
A community organization held an informational session on unemployment, employment, and training for the Somali community. The session was led by a Workforce Professional and Community Relations Consultant and was fully conducted in Somali to ensure accessibility for all attendees. However, what made this session particularly noteworthy was the presence of Nawal Indhosacad, a Somali instructor and interpreter, who played a vital role in making the session a success.
Nawal's role as a Somali instructor and interpreter was essential in ensuring that the information being provided was accurate and understood by all attendees. Her fluency in the language and cultural knowledge allowed her to accurately interpret the information being presented and answer any questions that arose. Additionally, Nawal helped to bridge any cultural barriers that may have existed and ensured that the information was being presented in a way that was sensitive to the needs of the Somali community.
The session covered a range of topics, including unemployment benefits, job training programs, and job search strategies. Attendees were provided with information on how to access resources and services that can help them navigate the job market and improve their chances of finding employment. The session also provided an opportunity for attendees to ask questions and get personalized advice on how to best approach their job search.
Nawal's participation in the session highlights the importance of investing in education and workforce training for immigrant communities. Her presence not only ensured that the information being provided was easily understood by all attendees, but it also served as a reminder that immigrant communities have a wealth of knowledge and skills to offer. By investing in education and workforce training, we can empower individuals like Nawal to make a positive impact in their communities.
Overall, the session was a success, and many attendees left with a better understanding of the resources and services available to them. The attendance of Nawal Indhosacad helped to make the session accessible, informative, and empowering for the Somali community. It was a reminder that investing in education and workforce training is not only beneficial for individuals, but it can also have a positive impact on the community as a whole.
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