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Jun26Mon
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WE Master Leadership Courses (2 Sessions) @ NYC Economic Development Corporation 6th Floor4:15 pm – 5:15 pm
The WE Master Leadership Courses is designed to help women entrepreneurs gain the critical leadership skills needed to launch, grow, and sustain your business. Over the course of three four-hour sessions, you will have the opportunity to learn from experts in leadership development and entrepreneurship. Please note, this course consists of two sessions – please plan on attending both of them!
Session 1: Monday, June 26th
Session 2: Wednesday, June 28th
Course topics include developing a formal pitch, mastering negotiation techniques, honing collaborative leadership skills, and developing strategies to overcome common business challenges.
If you have questions about the WE Master Leadership Courses, or would like additional information about WE NYC, e-mailwenyc@sbs.nyc.gov or visit nyc.gov/wenyc.
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Professional Spotlight – HR & Company Culture @ Dailymotion6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
The Professional Spotlight Event Series is a monthly meet-up for women focused on a featured industry. This month, they will be covering HR & Culture. This month’s Industry Experts come from Dailymotion and Hearst. After the Industry Experts provide background information on their particular company and individual career paths, introductions will be provided by attendees. The Industry Experts will then continue by discussing main topics impacting the industry and ways to break into the industry (i.e. what skills are required, networking, etc).
The United Women in Business Foundation (UWIB) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the professional and personal development of women in the business world. UWIB’s mission is to foster success for its members by providing educational programs, mentorship and networking connections, and leadership and growth opportunities.
Hosted by The United Women in Business Foundation
6:30 pmProfessional Spotlight – HR & Company Culture @ Dailymotion
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Jun27Tue
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WE Connect Mentor Session with Dayna Sessa of Datanomy, Harlem, 06/27 @ Upper Manhattan Business Solutions Center 2nd Floor9:00 am – 11:00 am
Dayna Sessa is founder & CEO of Datanomy, a health analytics firm based in SoHo. A biomedical engineer and former management consultant, Dayna was selected as a Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business Scholar, Tory Burch Foundation Fellow & Cartier Women’s Initiative Finalist. A passionate speaker and advisor about healthcare & big data, she has also often discussed using data in small business. She sits on the boards of the Friends of Mount Sinai, Clinton Foundation 20/30 Initiative & Porvenir, a STEM education non-profit, she helped found.
Dayna Sessa is one of WE NYC’s WE Connect Mentors – successful women who volunteer their time to coach other entrepreneurs on everything from branding to negotiating contracts to raising capital. Every week, Mentors are available for free coaching sessions at Business Solution Centers across the five boroughs.
If you have questions about this WE Connect Mentor session or would like additional information about WE NYC, e-mailwenyc@sbs.nyc.gov or visit nyc.gov/wenyc.
9:00 amWE Connect Mentor Session with Dayna Sessa of Datanomy, Harlem, 06/27 @ Upper Manhattan Business Solutions Center 2nd Floor
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Jun28Wed
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WE Master Money: Funding, Manhattan, 6/28/2017 @ Chinatown Partnership Lower Level Suite B7/B810:00 am – 2:30 pm
Women Entrepreneurs (WE) Master Money: Funding is a workshop designed to help women entrepreneurs gain knowledge about capital planning, particularly alternative forms of funding, beyond traditional banks, that may be a perfect fit for entrepreneurs.
10:00 amWE Master Money: Funding, Manhattan, 6/28/2017 @ Chinatown Partnership Lower Level Suite B7/B8 -
A Policy Lunch with Brittany Packnett @ The Raben Group, LLC 5th Floor12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Brittany Packnett is vice president of national community alliances for Teach for America, a co-founder of Campaign Zero, and a member of the President’s 21st Century Policing Task Force. Ms. Packnett was previously executive director for Teach for America in St. Louis.
The Washington Post described Ms. Packnett as “heavily involved in the planning and coordination of the Ferguson protest,” and Missouri Governor Jay Nixon appointed her to serve on the Ferguson Commission established to respond to community unrest.
Time Magazine named Ms. Packnett to a 2015 list of “12 New Faces of Black Leadership.” She was also named to the 2015 Root 100 list, where she was described as a “bridge over turbulent, troubled waters.” Ebony cited Ms.Packnett with Johnetta Elzie, Deray Mckesson, and Samuel Sinyangwe to its 2015 Power 100 list for their work on Campaign Zero.
12:00 pmA Policy Lunch with Brittany Packnett @ The Raben Group, LLC 5th Floor
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Jun29Thu
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The Bodega Podcast: Happy Hour @ WeWork Charging Bull5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Join the motley crew of multicultural-millennials from THE BODEGA PODCAST for a FREE Happy Hour from 5-8pm on Thursday, June 29th. We are teaming up with WeWork Charging Bull to deliver you a Bodega experience like no other! We’ve got fun activities, delicious drinks (try our Bodega cocktail!) & interactive experiences waiting for you!
The Bodega Podcast is a weekly podcast run by multicultural-millennials about pop-culture, current events & trending topics.
5:00 pmThe Bodega Podcast: Happy Hour @ WeWork Charging Bull
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Jul2Sun
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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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Jul12Wed
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New York City Women in Digital Kick Off @ SIXTY SoHo- Gordon Bar4:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Refresh yourself with a break from the madness at work and meet your amazing sisters in arms of Women in Digital.
Women in Digital is a quickly expanding national organization holding member meet ups and events in our chapter cities. Once a year, they gather or our Annual Conference and every day they connect on their private Slack network.
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TECH & HUSTLE: RUN YOUR BUSINESS ANYWHERE @ GA NYC (Manhattan), HQ6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Weebly, Square and Google Cloud have partnered with General Assembly to celebrate small business professionals and share the best tips and tricks in managing and successfully owning ones eCommerce business. Hear from a panel of passionate individuals who will uncover the honest small business journey and the best way make your passion into a paycheck.
Panelists:
Lauren Lutchna
Farmstead ApothecaryMegan Elizabeth
Abstract ArtistDov Vargas and Raquel Vamos
Dharma Yoga WheelRoberson Louis
Roberson CollectionSpencer McCluskey
SquareDerick Anies
WeeblyWhat You’ll Take Away:
- Inspiration
- Tips on how to get started on managing and selling with a small business
- Career advice and guidance
6:00 pmTECH & HUSTLE: RUN YOUR BUSINESS ANYWHERE @ GA NYC (Manhattan), HQ
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Jul13Thu
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#PowerHour with Karen Millsap3:00 pm – 4:00 pm
We’ve all experienced moments in our lives that leave us overwhelmed with sadness, loneliness and even grief. As we navigate our personal and professional journeys, it can also be difficult to find someone to confide in as we go through the rough patch.
Karen Millsap, “The Grief Consultant” knows a thing or two about dealing with grief, and even overcoming it. For our next Power Hour chat, Karen will join us to share ways that we can go and grow though some of life’s most difficult moments. To join the conversation, be sure to join our Slack community, #theAgenda before July 13th at 3 PM EST.
Click here to join #theAgenda.
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TALKING TO ME? BRANDING & THE POWER OF SOCIAL VIDEO6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
More than ever, brands and filmmakers are looking to connect with their audiences through genuine online stories, inspiring them to learn more, take action, and share with their community. But while video remains king, content makers constantly battle short attention spans and a saturated landscape. So how do you stand out in the crowd? You’re about to find out.
This class offers a series of interactive workshops and guest speaker interviews that share practical tools, industry case studies, and visual examples to help tell your story successfully. Connect and get tangible advice from Executive Producer Sydney Levin (T Brand Studio, The New York Times,) Community Curator Ari Spool and Community Director Dani Newman of Giphy, and CEO & Creative Producer Jess Peterson of Mighty Oak.
Dani Newman is the Community Director at GIPHY and a founding member of GIPHY Arts. Her Art Direction for GIPHY was recognized as a 2016 Webby Winner. Prior to GIPHY, Dani worked at Tumblr where she oversaw hundreds of advertising campaigns. On the weekends, Dani also co-hosts an eclectic radio program inside of a shipping container.
Ari Spool is currently the community curator at GIPHY and the co-owner of the creative design studio EyeBodega. In the past, she was a founding curator of exhibitions at Babycastles, the first gallery devoted exclusively to showing video games. In addition, she has worked as an editor at Know Your Meme, Impose Magazine, ‘SUP Magazine, and as the content coordinator at the Stranger. She graduated summa cum laude from the New School in 2015. In 2012, she was a candidate for mayor of New York City.
Sydney Levin is currently the Executive Video Producer at T Brand Studio, where she leads a team that creates linear documentary-style videos as well as VR films. Previously, Sydney served as the head of homepage video at AOL.com. At AOL, she grew video consumption from 50,000 views a day to more than 10 million. She is an instructor at NYT Education: The School of The New York Times.
What You Will Learn
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How to find out who your audience is, what they want to know, and where they ‘are’ online
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How to establish your own brand guidelines
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How to create visuals that share compelling stories, and quickly
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How to implement what you’ve learned!
About the instructor
JESS PETERSON
Jess Peterson is the CEO & Creative Producer of Mighty Oak, a creative studio that specializes in hand-made animation. Since launching in May 2015, their series of commercials, gifs, and editorial videos have been viewed millions of times, receiving acclaim from the ACLU, Huffington Post, and BBC. Past clients include AT&T, GE, Estee Lauder, Nickelodeon, Perrier, Ted Talks, Samsung, West Elm, and The New York Times.Jess’s decade of experience in music production, communications design, and the visual arts have served non-profits, major musical acts, and fortune 500 companies alike. She’s offered workshops and panel discussions on entrepreneurship and branded content at venues such as General Assembly, Etsy’s HQ, Brooklyn’s Northside Festival, and on Capitol Hill. She also produced a series of events for creative female founders called HATCH, which served over 500 women in NYC.
Her mission is to both encourage more creatives to explore the world of entrepreneurship and to employ more women in her field
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Jul15Sat
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Galvanize- Chicago (all-day)Jul 15 – Jul 16
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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The Girl Power Squared Brunch & Learn Series: A Conversation About Investing11:30 am – 2:30 pm
Meet us for a fun and an informative conversation at the beautiful Above Restaurant in South Orange, NJ to discuss how to amplify your investment success.We will chat with top industry leaders on how to invest wisely in yourself and in your community. The goal is to help you reap the maximum benefits from the work you do, while supporting a lifetime of turning your passions and dreams into reality. Most importantly, it will be time well spent networking, meeting new people, and enjoying each other over a great meal.
Click here for registration and further information!
11:30 amThe Girl Power Squared Brunch & Learn Series: A Conversation About Investing
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Jul17Mon
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Young Women Run: Run with Ignite National & Running Start @ AT&T Forum for Technology, Entertainment and Policy10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Young Women Run: A 2-day training for politically ambitious college and young professional women. This event will feature prominent elected women, workshops and plenary sessions designed to advance the skills and capacities of young women who are eager to become the next generation of political leaders.
About the Conference: Take part in the two-day event for training and tools on how to run for office. Build tangible political leadership skills, meet with elected leaders and Congressional staffers, and network with other politically ambitious young women from around the United States.
Who’s invited: College, graduate school and young professional women from across the United States. Space is limited to 150 spots. Register early!Workshops and Sessions: The following workshops and sessions will provide the tools you need to run for office.
- Campaign 101: Where, when, and how to run
- Fundraising without fear
- Develop an authentic personal campaign message
- Social media in a campaign setting
- Create your campaign website
- On air media training10:00 amYoung Women Run: Run with Ignite National & Running Start @ AT&T Forum for Technology, Entertainment and Policy
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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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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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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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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
Galvanize- Atlanta (all-day)
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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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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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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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