The World Tour Of The Princess Of Sierra Leone Africa Comes To The Chicagoland Area

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Dr. Johnnie Thomas- Superintendent of Rich Township High School District 227- will be joined by elected officials, faculty and staff in welcoming the Princess of Sierra Leone, Africa ,Sarah Culberson, to Rich Township High School.

The Princess so graciously accepted the invitation of the School District as part of her World Tour that was planned to educate, inspire, and bring attention to a variety of subject matters that have challenged many nations within the continent of Africa and beyond. Moreover, the Princess will speak of her personal story of how she became Africa royalty and the platform she is using to spreading her message of peace and

An accomplished actress, humanitarian, and philanthropist, Princess Sarah will share her inspiring personal journey and the importance of embracing her unique identity.

Born in Sierra Leone and raised in West Virginia, USA, Princess Sarah Culberson discovered her royal lineage as a princess in the Mende tribe of Sierra Leone later in her life. Since learning about her heritage, she has committed herself to various humanitarian causes, including promoting education and sustainable development in Sierra Leone.

During her visit to Rich Township High School District 227, Princess Sarah will address students in a special assembly, sharing her fascinating story and experiences in the worlds of acting and philanthropy. Students will have the unique opportunity to engage with Princess Sarah, asking questions and learning about the power of resilience, cultural identity, and the impact individuals can have on the world.

Princess Sarah Culberson’s visit will undoubtedly inspire students at Rich Township High School District 227 to pursue their passions and engage with global issues, fostering a sense of responsibility and empathy that transcends cultural boundaries.

Princess Sarah Culberson is a dedicated actress, humanitarian, and advocate for education and development in Sierra Leone. Her work in bridging cultural divides and promoting positive change across the globe has earned her recognition as an inspiring role model, empowering individuals to embrace their unique identities and use their talents to make a difference.

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