WORLD RECORD ATTEMPT FOR BLACK WOMEN CERTIFICATES
REGISTER FREE TO ACHIEVE A WORLD FIRST RECORD REPRESENTING BLACK WOMEN WHO HAVE GRADUATED HIGH SCHOOL AND ABOVE:
ALL BLACK IDENTIFYING WOMEN WELCOME
REPRESENT YOURSELF AND COMMUNITY
CHANCE TO APPEAR IN DOCUMENTARY
BECOME A WORLD RECORD HOLDER
SUPPORTING RUBY BRIDGES FOUNDATION
WRITE YOURSELF IN HISTORY
Jen Franks Ahaghotu is a US based CEO and graduate of Harvard University who believes in the power of Black women's educational achievements to change the world.
Jen is calling on 3,000 Black women with a High School Diploma or above to help her set a world first, mass representation record online on September 8th, 2023.
The project is set to flood social media, aiming for a minimum of 1 million social impacts.
Every participant becomes a world record holder when successful.
September 8th is the birthday of civil rights activist Ruby Bridges who stepped into the history books in 1960; who became an international icon at just 6 years old.
Register now to participate in this historical movement.
The Title of the Official Extreme Excellence World Record™ Attempt is:
THE MOST PHOTOS OF BLACK WOMEN WITH A GRADUATION CERTIFICATE UPLOADED IN 24 HOURS
To participate, you simply register to receive your information pack to enter.
It will explain how to upload a selfie/photo of yourself with your high school or above graduation certificate to social media on 8 September, 2023 (Ruby Bridges’ Birthday).
Upon registration you will receive an email outlining all FAQs and directing you to the participant group, where you can meet, ask questions and share ideas on how to amplify this project to create explosive representation and a viral movement of visibility.
This attempt is being overseen by Extreme Excellence World Records™, the only women-founded company certifying world first achievements, driven by mission and ethics.
Your involvement in this project will measurably impact generations of current and future leaders.
“Black Women, I See You!”
With Dr LaNèe Javet
“Mommy, She Looks Like Me!”
With Jen’s Mom, Carol Franks-Randall
“Let’s Fully Achieve Our Dreams!”
With Chiddie Anyasodo
