For over two decades Dogon Village.com has provided a vehicle for Blacks of the Diaspora to get the word out to the community globally. Dogon Village Communications has worked in the civil rights, nonprofit/civic engagement, environmental, and entertainment arenas to disseminate messages, ideas, and information, to broader audiences. Specializing in campaigns targeting the African American community, expertise includes: campaign strategy, messaging, publicity, video production, digital content creation, and social media management.
Dogon Village media consultants have worked on campaigns for: civil rights leader, Dr. Joseph E. Lowery; the 50th Anniversary of the March On Washington; the UN Climate Conference in Copenhagen; the CBCF delegation to the UN World Conference on Racism; and the Unity 2004 and 2008 Voter Empowerment Campaign, a national get out the vote media campaign (including production of commercials, publicity and materials) comprised of a coalition of over 150 civil and human rights organizations focused on increasing voter turnout in the African American community .
Over the past two decades communications strategist, producer and author, Edrea Davis, has mastered the art of integrating all forms of media to communicate compelling, action-oriented messages that shape public opinion and impact legislative policy. More
Trained at Atlanta College of Art
Working on issues related to environment and sustainability, civil and women’s rights, and civic engagement, Felicia is an expert in strategic planning and campaign management.
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