555 Flower St 51st Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90071
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Mame Toucouleur Mbaye is remarkable woman who holds the esteemed position of Honorary Consul General of Senegal in Los Angeles. She is also a distinguished Peace Ambassador appointed by the Global Prosperity and Peace Initiative. Mame’s educational background is impressive, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Civilization and Literature from Cheikh Anta Diop University. Her studies have provided her with a broad understanding of sociology, psychology, philosophy, and linguistics, enhancing her proficiency in multiple foreign languages such as English, French, Spanish, and Wolof. In addition to her diplomatic role, Mame serves as the Secretary of the Los Angeles Consular Corps Board and holds the prestigious position of President of the Los Angeles Consular Corps Spouses Association.
Furthermore, she proudly leads the Association of Honorary Consuls of Senegal in the United States, bringing attention to Senegal's significant presence in Africa and its global impact. Mame’s philanthropic endeavors are truly inspiring. Through her Tekki Foundation, she has collaborated with numerous organizations focused on humanitarian work in both the United States and Senegal. As one of the founding members of the Female Genital Mutilation Task Force in Greater Los Angeles, Mame joins a group of dedicated women founders of organizations striving to eliminate violence against women and young girls through prevention and empowerment initiatives. She has also contributed to African Focus Inc. as Vice President and served as a guest lecturer on West African culture and schools at UCLA's African Studies Department.
For many years, Mame has worked tirelessly with the Superior Courts in Los Angeles, San Diego, and the Bay Area providing interpretation and advocacy for marginalized women within the diaspora and immigrant communities. Additionally, she plays an executive role in the Senegalese Association of Los Angeles, fostering connections between Senegal and UN Women's Chapters of Los Angeles. Mame’s passion lies in making a profound difference in the lives of women and children, not only in the United States and Senegal but also worldwide. She strives to be the voice for underprivileged individuals and works towards building bridges between Senegal, the United States, and the rest of the world through impactful social, cultural, economic, educational, and leadership programs. With Mame’s unwavering dedication and commitment for underprivileged children and women, she is a beacon of hope and a catalyst for positive change.
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