ATA Women’s Day Celebrations in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

The American Telugu Association (ATA) of Milwaukee, Wisconsin successfully organized the 2023 International Women’s Day Celebrations on April 8th at a local event hall. The Program was kicked off with the traditional music. The event followed by snacks, lunch and ended up evening Chat masala with Tea. About 75+ women’s joined. 

Rama Prabha who gave an inspirational speech acknowledging the benefits of living as combine family, diversity, inclusivity and women empowerment. This speech was very well received by the audience. Most individual women are spoken and shared about their success in their life.

Activities like fashion show by all women’s, best dessert competition, group and individual dances also performances by all women. Every one enjoyed playing Bingo game. Each activity was accompanied by prizes sponsored by ATA to appreciate their participation.

ATA President Madhu Bommineni joined virtually and gave very inspiration speech about women’s day and ATA services. ATA immediate past president Bhuvanesh Boojala shared his words about ATA services and read By Polireddy in the event. ATA president elect Jayanth Challa shared his best wishes to Wisconsin ATA team.

Polireddy Ganta speech about ATA Services and power of Women and importance of women in the society and world, also acknowledge the effort put in by the participants. Chandra Mouli shared ATA membership benefits & recognition of  Voluntary services and Women are epitome of courage.

ATA team conveyed thanks to the strong Wisconsin ATA ladies team Sravani, Pavani, Kavya, Jeevitha, Lohima, Roja, Swetha, Samatha along with all ATA Wisconsin members. Wisconsin ATA team is looking forward to make many more events by involving diverse groups going forward to help communities.

Also conveyed special thanks to facilitators Venkat Chigurapati, Durga Prasad, Chandra, Karunakar, Yalla Reddy, Satish Yarra, Vivekanand kommineni, Vevik Polurouthu, Jagadeesh,  Srikanth, Gopal, VikranthReddy Kunduru, AvinshReddy Kunduru, Srinivas Nimmana, Phani Garapati, Purna along with all ATA Wisconsin members.