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Jul27Thu
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NAMIC-NY Executive Speed Mentoring @ VIACOM6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Attendees will be offered the opportunity to have intimate discussions with over 20 industry leaders within the Media, Marketing and Communications industries. Concurrent to the speed mentoring, a panel discussion will take place.
The National Association for Multi-Ethnicity in Communications – NAMIC is a 501(c)(6) trade association that was founded in 1980. NAMIC educates, advocates and empowers for multi-ethnic diversity in the telecommunications industry through its 18 nationwide chapters. NAMIC welcomes existing and aspiring broadband and new media professionals to our membership roster. Members are cable operators, programmers, hardware suppliers, telecommunication and new media professionals and entrepreneurs. Our members come from customer contact offices, executive suites and every position in-between. They are of every race; multiple cultures — and they are all committed to a future in which these differences are strengths.
Hosted by NAMIC-NY.
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The New Connections Mixer: Creative Is She Edition @ WeWork Bryant Park7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
The New Connections Mixer is a networking event that aims to connect millennial professionals from various careers and industry sectors. This July will be focused on highlighting innovative, and dynamic female entrepreneurs and creatives. Meet the Panelists:
Lilas Mia - Lifestyle and Natural Hair Blogger
Sade Solomon - Faith and Fashion Blogger
Nana Agyemang and PingHwa Okorie - Founders of Every Stylish Girl
Nia Phillip - Founder of Creative Smart Girl
Liane Membis – Founder of Bauce Magazine
7:00 pmThe New Connections Mixer: Creative Is She Edition @ WeWork Bryant Park
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Aug4Fri
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Fiverr Washington Networking Party @ WeWork Apollo6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Fiverr is always asking themselves: what makes their community of doers do? They want to know what drives and inspires you; what makes you hustle hardest? What makes you wake up in the morning and keep on grinding?
In an effort to answer these questions, they’re taking it to the streets and on the road; on their #DoersAcrossAmerica tour! They’re traveling to key cities to meet with Fiverr community members, celebrate local entrepreneurs, and have a blast along the way!
On the evening of August 4th at 6PM, Fiverr is having a celebration at the WeWork Apollo (810 7th St NE). Join them to socialize, network, and build stronger relationships with your local community of doers and entrepreneurs. They’ll be there to chat, talk business and strategy, and mix and mingle.
Food and drink will be provided, and Fiverr will be giving away some awesome Fiverr swag.
6:00 pmFiverr Washington Networking Party @ WeWork Apollo
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Aug5Sat
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STF SUMMIT 2017 – She’s the First @ NYU School of Law9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Ready to ignite your inner activist?
She’s the First is saving a seat for you at their 6th annual #STFSummit. This is the place to be if you’re looking to:
1. Swap ideas with new brains
2. Level up your activism skills
3. Learn how to create measurable impactLEARN FROM THE EXPERTS
Join She’s the First for panel discussions on women’s issues, activism for the next generation, art in social movements, feminism in business, and more.
BE INSPIRED
Speakers and performers will challenge your views on philanthropy and leadership and leave you energized and entertained.
TACKLE THE ISSUES
Breakout sessions will offer an interactive setting to dive deeper into issues and areas of personal interest throughout the day.
CLOSING KEYNOTE
The day will end with an energizing keynote address to keep you going through the year ahead.
Space is limited. RSVP here.
9:00 amSTF SUMMIT 2017 – She’s the First @ NYU School of Law
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Aug6Sun
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NAACP Free 12 Month Health Program4:15 pm – 5:15 pmREGISTER FORNAACP’S FREE 12 MONTH HEALTH PROGRAMRegister today for the NAACP DC Branch 12 Month Health Program titled, “Health Is the New Wealth,” which features free fitness classes and activities, including Juicing, Farm Tours, Gardening, Cooking, Meditation, Yoga and more. Registration is free and open to all residents in District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia.The purpose of this 12-month Health Program is to empower African-American women to adopt healthy lifestyles through gardening, cooking, healthy eating and physical activity. This program is free and open to all residents in District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia. This program is sponsored by the Maryland-Delaware-D.C. Beverage Association and the American Beverage Foundation for a Healthy America.This program is hosted in partnership with the NAACP DC Branch, NAACP Prince Georges County Branch, NAACP Alexandria Branch, NAACP Maryland State Conference, NAACP Virginia State Conference, National Congress of Black Women, Inc., National Pan Hellenic Council, DC Chapter and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Xi Zeta Omega Chapter, Washington, DC.Registration is free and open to all residents in District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia.4:15 pmNAACP Free 12 Month Health Program
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Aug8Tue
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Create Your Business Advantage Online With Google And Her Agenda @ Google NYC6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Google Digital Coach and CEO of C-Suite Coach Angelina Darrisaw will share key trends in the small business ecosystem, and how business owners, freelancers, bloggers and infopreneurs can create compelling ads by leveraging analytics. Valeisha Butterfield, Head of Black Community Engagement for Google and Veronica Webb, founder of WebbOnTheFly.com will also share their insight with attendees as business owners and entrepreneurs.Space is limited. To register, visit bit.ly/nyccoach today.
6:00 pmCreate Your Business Advantage Online With Google And Her Agenda @ Google NYC
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Aug10Thu
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#PowerHour with Mattie James – The Four Seasons of Practice3:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Have you ever felt like everyone in your circle or on your timeline is winning except for you? Do you feel like you’ve accomplished something incredible, only to feel like you’re still not doing enough? Well, you’re not alone.
Infropreneur and influencer Mattie James will join us on August 10th in #theAgenda to share “The Four Seasons of Success”, and how we can navigate them without feeling pressure from the constant updates on our timelines to speed up our own unique journeys.
There will be a lot of gems shared in this chat that you don’t want to miss, so make sure you join #theAgenda today!
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BSC Dinner: A Jeffersonian Discussion on “Side Hustles” @ Centre for Social Innovation6:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Inspired by President Thomas Jefferson’s dedication to fostering thought-provoking dinner conversation, a Jeffersonian Dinner brings individuals together to have an engaging and thought-provoking discussion around a common theme.
This month’s theme is “Side Hustles” (passion projects, side-businesses, or a gig you work on in addition to your day job). The discussion will provide an opportunity to share your own thoughts and experiences as well as learn from fellow attendees about their side project or hustle – whether income generating or not. In today’s competitive career landscape, it can be intimidating or feel like a big leap to try something new. Let’s talk about how a side hustle can be the change – or challenge – you might be looking for more of!
Come join us for good food, great company, and an opportunity to grow your network with new connections!
Be Social Change is New York’s largest social impact community with a mission to educate and connect the next generation of purpose-driven professionals, entrepreneurs, and creatives.
Hosted by Be Social Change.
6:30 pmBSC Dinner: A Jeffersonian Discussion on “Side Hustles” @ Centre for Social Innovation
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Aug12Sat
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Galvanize- Columbus (all-day)Aug 12 – Aug 13
The Galvanize program will bring mini United State of Women Summits to states across the country, to discuss national and local issues on gender equality in partnership with groups working on the ground in communities. The program will also have a training component, where we will help to build skills of women on several tracks from community organizing, to running for office, to entrepreneurship, to leadership.
Click here for Registration and More Information
Galvanize- Columbus (all-day)
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Aug13Sun
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First annual Black Moms Connection Conference @ 918 Bathurst Centre for Culture, Arts, Media & Education9:00 am – 5:00 pm
BLACK MOMS CONNECTION LAUNCHES 1ST ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Online village and Toronto non-profit hosts will its 1st annual Black Moms Connection Conference in Toronto on August 13th, 2017. Black Moms Connection Conference is a one-day empowerment conference that will focus on equipping black mothers to increase their social, emotional and financial well-being. Black Moms Connection is a community of black mothers who share, network and connect. BMC started with 20 mothers in the Greater Toronto Area in 2015 and has grown to almost 7,000 members worldwide. The majority of members are in Canada, with the rest residing in the United States, Africa, Asia , UK and the Caribbean.
From navigating the education system to mental and physical wellness, Black mothers from across the city and country will unite and have the opportunity to engage with one another and learn from dynamic speakers. There will be over 200 women in person and thousands online via social media live streaming. The effects are far-reaching because to empower black mothers means to positively impact the community and the world.
Featured guests and speakers include MP Celina Caesar-Chavannes, award-winning author and activist Feminista Jones , TDSB Trustee Tiffany Ford, CEO of Alabaster Wellness Clinic Dr. Nadine Wong. The second fireside chat will be with Bunmi Latidan, NYT-bestselling author and voice behind the widely popular ‘Honest Toddler’.
For more information on the conference, including speaker bios and schedule, visit www.blackmomsconnection.com. Media appearances and interviews to be submitted to events@haylescreative.com
About Hayles Creative Elements
Hayles Creative Elements is a boutique company with a focus on conveying your vision through originality, imagination and artistry. Whether it be through writing, event planning or public speaking – we are your unique one-stop shop and are available to assist with your creative needs. From logistics to expression, Hayles Creative Elements has you covered for all your event and digital creation needs. For more information, please visit www.haylescreative.com
9:00 amFirst annual Black Moms Connection Conference @ 918 Bathurst Centre for Culture, Arts, Media & Education
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Aug15Tue
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DIY PODCASTING: STORYTELLING IN SOUND6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Workshop the best ways to make your podcast stand out from the rest of the pack starting with conception to post-production.
STARTS AUGUST 15 | 3 CONSECUTIVE TUESDAYS
Are you thinking about starting a podcast? Ever wonder how you can take your podcast to “the next level”? What are you doing that’s unique in order to give people a reason to want to listen to your podcast?
Podcasting is rapidly becoming a massive outlet for creative and brand storytelling. The DIY podcast scene is saturated with thousands of fully developed and unique shows, and that number continues to grow each year.
Bring your ideas or projects and join Elisheba Ittoop, Podcast Producer for NPR’s StoryCorps and PBS’ Masterpiece Studio, as you workshop the best ways to make your podcast stand out from the rest of the pack starting with conception to post-production.
What You Will Learn
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This course will focus your ability as a storyteller.
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Work to gain a stronger understanding of yourself as a performer, interviewer, or public speaker.
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Come away with the ability to produce your own podcast pilot using your phone and a quiet room.
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Learn better ways to self-promote your show or brand, along with skills to help expand your audience.
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Become a collaborative artist, one capable of working alongside a co-writer or co-host/producer on a podcast.
Prerequisites & Preparation
Students should have a basic knowledge of what a podcast is. Students should also be familiar with at least two to three different podcasts. While not entirely necessary, a basic understanding of Apple’s Garageband and some basic audio production technology devices would be helpful.
About the instructor
ELISHEBA ITTOOP
www.elishebaittoop.com
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Aug17Thu
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Black Girls Gather: DC @ Busboys and Poets 5th & K7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Black Girls Gather brings Black women together for an evening of conversation in support of community building and sisterhood guided by For Harriet’s editor-in-chief, Kimberly Foster. Refreshments will be provided.
More information available here.
7:00 pmBlack Girls Gather: DC @ Busboys and Poets 5th & K
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Aug19Sat
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“We Gonna Be Allright” – A Self-Care Festival1:00 pm – 7:00 pm
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1:00 pm“We Gonna Be Allright” – A Self-Care Festival
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Aug25Fri
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Encounter Mountain Retreat @ Pali Retreat Center9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Yoga in the high mountains, s’mores night by the campfire, dance parties at random, inspiring mastermind sessions, fresh-made tea, treats and more! Want to unplug? Want to get away from your day-to-day grind? Want to form powerful friendships? You want Encounter, a southern California summer mountain retreat for the creative community. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
Whether you work for a big corporate giant, own a small business, freelance or work on cool things – you’re invited. This is a retreat for people who want to grow professionally and personally. Sessions are curated with trusted speakers and teachers.
We’re working with great brands who help to make it all happen! They include Health-Ade Kombucha, General Assembly, The Tea Spot, Scout Books and Kind Snacks, with more to be announced closer to the event.
9:00 amEncounter Mountain Retreat @ Pali Retreat Center
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Aug26Sat
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#blkcreatives Virtual Masterclass & Conference10:00 am – 5:00 pm
The first virtual event: Finance For Creatives!
An extension of the May 22nd chat on Real Life Money Management, #blkcreatives will be hosting a 100% Virtual Hands-On Intensive Led by influential finance expert educators.
Front-Row Attendees: (7 – 14 Spots Total)
A small cohort of emerging creatives in our community will get the opportunity to be a part of the event in the FRONT ROW. The masterclass will be designed to address your specific business model and financial goals AND you will be on-camera during the class livestream.
General Attendees (less than 100 spots total):
Can submit 1 – 2 questions via text prior to the virtual class and participate in the live intensive via chat.
The 2nd virtual event: #blkcreatives turns 5 – Virtual Conference!!
A 100% online conference where the #blkcreatives community can exchange knowledge and share lessons in a highly engaging online conference center designed specifically for their community.
10:00 am#blkcreatives Virtual Masterclass & Conference
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Sep3Sun
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NAACP Free 12 Month Health Program4:15 pm – 5:15 pmREGISTER FORNAACP’S FREE 12 MONTH HEALTH PROGRAMRegister today for the NAACP DC Branch 12 Month Health Program titled, “Health Is the New Wealth,” which features free fitness classes and activities, including Juicing, Farm Tours, Gardening, Cooking, Meditation, Yoga and more. Registration is free and open to all residents in District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia.The purpose of this 12-month Health Program is to empower African-American women to adopt healthy lifestyles through gardening, cooking, healthy eating and physical activity. This program is free and open to all residents in District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia. This program is sponsored by the Maryland-Delaware-D.C. Beverage Association and the American Beverage Foundation for a Healthy America.This program is hosted in partnership with the NAACP DC Branch, NAACP Prince Georges County Branch, NAACP Alexandria Branch, NAACP Maryland State Conference, NAACP Virginia State Conference, National Congress of Black Women, Inc., National Pan Hellenic Council, DC Chapter and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Xi Zeta Omega Chapter, Washington, DC.Registration is free and open to all residents in District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia.4:15 pmNAACP Free 12 Month Health Program
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Sep8Fri
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29Rooms New York @ 29Rooms11:00 am – 10:00 pm
29Rooms is back! Experience Refinery29’s imaginative spirit IRL through an interactive funhouse of style, culture, & technology, brought to life by a group of global artists and visionaries across mediums, and powered by you.
Bigger than ever before, come create, play, & explore our multi-sensory playground. Make your way through each of the 29 individually curated rooms that are packed with magic and brimming with inspiration.
It’s time to unleash your creative side.
Are you ready?
Friday September 8th – Monday September 11th.
There will be three, three-hour sessions per day: 11am-2pm, 3pm-6pm, and 7pm-10pm.
Refinery29 is the leading digital-media and entertainment company focused on women with a global audience footprint of 550 million across all platforms.
Hosted by Refinery29
11:00 am29Rooms New York @ 29Rooms
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Sep9Sat
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Galvanize- Atlanta (all-day)Sep 9 – Sep 10
The Galvanize program will bring mini United State of Women Summits to states across the country, to discuss national and local issues on gender equality in partnership with groups working on the ground in communities. The program will also have a training component, where we will help to build skills of women on several tracks from community organizing, to running for office, to entrepreneurship, to leadership.
Click here for Registration and More Information
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March for Black Women @ National Mall10:00 am – 10:00 pm
“Black women’s issues are racial justice issues. Black lived-experiences related to gender, sexuality, gender identity are–racial– justice–issues. On September 9, 2017, Black women and comrades will unite and lock arms and march unapologetically at the center of the scheduled MARCH FOR RACIAL JUSTICE as our very own MARCH FOR BLACK WOMEN.
Black Womens Blueprint need you to show up for Black women.
Our March within a March is not only a mass mobilization centered on Black women, but a reminder to every single one of us that so long as Black women are killed by the cops; so long as Black women are taken or go missing; so long as we are raped by friends or by strangers or by nationally renown predators — there can be NO JUSTICE.8 Black trans women are murdered in the first four months of 2017 =#NOJUSTICE
60 women report rape by Cosby including 22 Black women. Cosby admits he drugged and “had sex” with them but there’s a hung jury = #NOJUSTICE
June 2017 Pregnant Charleena Lyles shot and killed by Seattle police = #NOJUSTICE
May 2017, 27 year old Jonie Block was killed by police = #NOJUSTICE
April 2017, Glenda Taylor stabbed and strangled by a probation officer, the officer was also her fiance = #NOJUSTICE
In March 2017, 38 year old Sherida Davis was shot and killed by police, the officer was also her husband = #NOJUSTICE
In March 2017, 21 year old pregnant Alteria Woods was shot and killed by police = #NOJUSTICE
In February 2017, 30 year old Morgan Rankins was shot and killed by police = #NOJUSTICE
In March 2017, 10 of our children went missing in less than 2-weeks in the I-495 corridor that stretches between Baltimore and D.C., most of them Black girls = #NOJUSTICE
As of 2014, 64,000 Black women were MISSING in the United States = #NOJUSTICE
Thousands of Black girls under 18 are pimped out by men from our own communities = #NOJUSTICE
40% of young people trafficked in the U.S. are Black, most of them girls = #NOJUSTICE
Black women are 13% of U.S. women, but make up about half of domestic violence homicide victims = #NOJUSTICE
Black women are beaten by their partners at a rate of 35% higher than white women = #NOJUSTICE
In April 2017, Karen Smith is shot and killed by her husband and hundreds more such cases go unnoticed = #NOJUSTICE
In California, 81% of girls in the juvenile justice system suffered sexual abuse before being arrested = #NOJUSTICE
40% of girls in the juvenile justice system have been raped or sodomized in their lifetime = #NOJUSTICE
The media doesn’t seem to care = #NOJUSTICE
Black women don’t seem to matter = #NOJUSTICE
Over this past Juneteenth weekend, all of us at Black Women’s Blueprint have meditated on the many violent systems failures that our sisters are forced to endure and which too many of us do not survive.
This is their collective response. BWB can and must refuse to be subsumed within a broader movement that does not see us as fully human. BWB will resist! See you at the March on September 9.
Contact: Farah Tanis email BlackWomen@Blueprintny.org
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29Rooms New York @ 29Rooms11:00 am – 10:00 pm
29Rooms is back! Experience Refinery29’s imaginative spirit IRL through an interactive funhouse of style, culture, & technology, brought to life by a group of global artists and visionaries across mediums, and powered by you.
Bigger than ever before, come create, play, & explore our multi-sensory playground. Make your way through each of the 29 individually curated rooms that are packed with magic and brimming with inspiration.
It’s time to unleash your creative side.
Are you ready?
Friday September 8th – Monday September 11th.
There will be three, three-hour sessions per day: 11am-2pm, 3pm-6pm, and 7pm-10pm.
Refinery29 is the leading digital-media and entertainment company focused on women with a global audience footprint of 550 million across all platforms.
Hosted by Refinery29
11:00 am29Rooms New York @ 29Rooms
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Sep10Sun
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29Rooms New York @ 29Rooms11:00 am – 10:00 pm
29Rooms is back! Experience Refinery29’s imaginative spirit IRL through an interactive funhouse of style, culture, & technology, brought to life by a group of global artists and visionaries across mediums, and powered by you.
Bigger than ever before, come create, play, & explore our multi-sensory playground. Make your way through each of the 29 individually curated rooms that are packed with magic and brimming with inspiration.
It’s time to unleash your creative side.
Are you ready?
Friday September 8th – Monday September 11th.
There will be three, three-hour sessions per day: 11am-2pm, 3pm-6pm, and 7pm-10pm.
Refinery29 is the leading digital-media and entertainment company focused on women with a global audience footprint of 550 million across all platforms.
Hosted by Refinery29
11:00 am29Rooms New York @ 29Rooms
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Sep11Mon
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29Rooms New York @ 29Rooms11:00 am – 10:00 pm
29Rooms is back! Experience Refinery29’s imaginative spirit IRL through an interactive funhouse of style, culture, & technology, brought to life by a group of global artists and visionaries across mediums, and powered by you.
Bigger than ever before, come create, play, & explore our multi-sensory playground. Make your way through each of the 29 individually curated rooms that are packed with magic and brimming with inspiration.
It’s time to unleash your creative side.
Are you ready?
Friday September 8th – Monday September 11th.
There will be three, three-hour sessions per day: 11am-2pm, 3pm-6pm, and 7pm-10pm.
Refinery29 is the leading digital-media and entertainment company focused on women with a global audience footprint of 550 million across all platforms.
Hosted by Refinery29
11:00 am29Rooms New York @ 29Rooms
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Sep15Fri
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Ready to LEAD: Program to Prepare Immigrants for Elected Office9:00 am – 5:00 pm
The Ready to LEAD program is a signature training program specifically designed by immigrants for immigrants, that shows trainees how to message, target, fundraise, embrace one’s heritage and become a successful candidate.
The New American Leaders Project holds trainings in:
- Arizona
- Colorado
- Georgia
- Michigan
- New York
- Southern California
The next training will be in Atlanta, Georgia from Sept 15-17, 2017. The deadline to apply is August 7th.
Apply here today!
9:00 amReady to LEAD: Program to Prepare Immigrants for Elected Office
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Sep20Wed
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Congressional Black Caucus Foundation 47th Annual Legislative Conference @ Washington Convention Center9:00 am – 1:00 pm
-The CBCF Annual Legislative Conference (ALC) is a leading policy conference on issues impacting African Americans and the global black community.
Join subject experts, industry leaders, elected officials and citizen activists to explore today’s issues from an African-American perspective.
More information can be found here.
9:00 amCongressional Black Caucus Foundation 47th Annual Legislative Conference @ Washington Convention Center
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Oct1Sun
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NAACP Free 12 Month Health Program4:15 pm – 5:15 pmREGISTER FORNAACP’S FREE 12 MONTH HEALTH PROGRAMRegister today for the NAACP DC Branch 12 Month Health Program titled, “Health Is the New Wealth,” which features free fitness classes and activities, including Juicing, Farm Tours, Gardening, Cooking, Meditation, Yoga and more. Registration is free and open to all residents in District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia.The purpose of this 12-month Health Program is to empower African-American women to adopt healthy lifestyles through gardening, cooking, healthy eating and physical activity. This program is free and open to all residents in District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia. This program is sponsored by the Maryland-Delaware-D.C. Beverage Association and the American Beverage Foundation for a Healthy America.This program is hosted in partnership with the NAACP DC Branch, NAACP Prince Georges County Branch, NAACP Alexandria Branch, NAACP Maryland State Conference, NAACP Virginia State Conference, National Congress of Black Women, Inc., National Pan Hellenic Council, DC Chapter and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Xi Zeta Omega Chapter, Washington, DC.Registration is free and open to all residents in District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia.4:15 pmNAACP Free 12 Month Health Program
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Oct27Fri
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Chelsea Clinton will be Featured Speaker at 2017 Marcum Women’s Forum @ Convene Conference Center8:00 am – 11:30 am
Women Having a Voice: Our Health, Our Earth & Our Strength
The second annual Marcum Women’s Forum, geared to high net worth and executive women, is a breakfast event featuring nationally prominent women speakers who will address topics essential to women’s well-being.
Featured Speaker is Chelsea Clinton, will speak in her capacity as Vice Chair of Clinton Foundation. Her topic will be “Our Strength.”
Following speakers will be Liza Garcia, Vice President of Lisa Garcia, Vice President of Litigation for Earthjustice. Her topic will be “Our Earth.”
Back by popular demand, Jeanne Rizzo, President of Breast Cancer Prevention Partners. Her topic will be “Our Health.”
Hosted by Marcum LLP
8:00 amChelsea Clinton will be Featured Speaker at 2017 Marcum Women’s Forum @ Convene Conference Center
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Nov3Fri
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WERK PRAY SLAY: A Weekend For Winning Women @ Atlanta Marriott Marquis9:00 am – 5:00 pm
This is an event like no other that empowers women all across the nation to become their best selves before becoming a wife. Taking place November 3-5, 2017, topics include entrepreneurship, relationship readiness and personal development.
Click here to register, and save 20% on your weekend passes using the offer code ‘heragenda’.
9:00 amWERK PRAY SLAY: A Weekend For Winning Women @ Atlanta Marriott Marquis
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Nov5Sun
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NAACP Free 12 Month Health Program4:15 pm – 5:15 pmREGISTER FORNAACP’S FREE 12 MONTH HEALTH PROGRAMRegister today for the NAACP DC Branch 12 Month Health Program titled, “Health Is the New Wealth,” which features free fitness classes and activities, including Juicing, Farm Tours, Gardening, Cooking, Meditation, Yoga and more. Registration is free and open to all residents in District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia.The purpose of this 12-month Health Program is to empower African-American women to adopt healthy lifestyles through gardening, cooking, healthy eating and physical activity. This program is free and open to all residents in District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia. This program is sponsored by the Maryland-Delaware-D.C. Beverage Association and the American Beverage Foundation for a Healthy America.This program is hosted in partnership with the NAACP DC Branch, NAACP Prince Georges County Branch, NAACP Alexandria Branch, NAACP Maryland State Conference, NAACP Virginia State Conference, National Congress of Black Women, Inc., National Pan Hellenic Council, DC Chapter and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Xi Zeta Omega Chapter, Washington, DC.Registration is free and open to all residents in District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia.4:15 pmNAACP Free 12 Month Health Program
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Dec1Fri
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Teen Vogue Summit9:00 am – 5:00 pm
This December, join Teen Vogue at the first-ever Teen Vogue Summit in Los Angeles, where you’ll get to meet like-minded leaders who are killing it in their fields and experience inspiring keynotes, hands-on workshops, mentoring, and more.
Curated by the editors of Teen Vogue, Summit participants will get to choose from three entrepreneurial-minded tracks: ACTIVATE, INNOVATE, or CREATE—or curate their own one-of-a-kind agenda. These tracks will include sessions on topics like civic leadership, grassroots organizing, coding 101, STEM, socially conscious brand-building, progressive retail models, and more, leaving you activated and inspired to take your world by storm.
As part of the event, Teen Vogue will also be honoring the 2017 class of 21 Under 21, featuring game-changing female and femme inventors, artists, athletes, and social warriors, all under age 21!
9:00 amTeen Vogue Summit
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Dec3Sun
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NAACP Free 12 Month Health Program4:15 pm – 5:15 pmREGISTER FORNAACP’S FREE 12 MONTH HEALTH PROGRAMRegister today for the NAACP DC Branch 12 Month Health Program titled, “Health Is the New Wealth,” which features free fitness classes and activities, including Juicing, Farm Tours, Gardening, Cooking, Meditation, Yoga and more. Registration is free and open to all residents in District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia.The purpose of this 12-month Health Program is to empower African-American women to adopt healthy lifestyles through gardening, cooking, healthy eating and physical activity. This program is free and open to all residents in District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia. This program is sponsored by the Maryland-Delaware-D.C. Beverage Association and the American Beverage Foundation for a Healthy America.This program is hosted in partnership with the NAACP DC Branch, NAACP Prince Georges County Branch, NAACP Alexandria Branch, NAACP Maryland State Conference, NAACP Virginia State Conference, National Congress of Black Women, Inc., National Pan Hellenic Council, DC Chapter and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Xi Zeta Omega Chapter, Washington, DC.Registration is free and open to all residents in District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia.4:15 pmNAACP Free 12 Month Health Program
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