My Dear Sista ~ Our Moment of Hope
My Dear Sista - is a VIRTUAL platform for African American Women and Women of Color designed to be a safe place for US to share what we have seen and have experienced over the past several months. This platform is designed for African American Women and Women of Color who in many ways have been made to feel left out, marginalized, devalued, and forgotten. We want to take this time to capitalize on EMPOWERMENT!!! Empowerment for WOMEN – Increasing Capacity!! – Redefining Leadership!!! and Encouraging Vision!!! We are encouraging our participants to BREATHE – B - Be Empowered and Encouraged R – Release & Reset old mind sets E – Engage in Meaningful Conversation A – Acquire Your Power & Position by T – Talking about your Feelings & Concerns to H – Heal your Heart and E – Embrace the authentic you We would love it if you could join us on Saturday, January 16th. Below is a list of workshops and sessions that will be offered: Building from the Inside Out Managing Through the Mind Games Leading from Your Inner Peace Maximizing Your New Capacity for Success Creating a FUN Space to Jump & Leap (enjoying your free time) Help I Can’t Breathe - Step Back, Release, Reset, and Go Register Today at https://bit.ly/mds2021
Speaker(s): Various
Whova App and Weblink information will be emailed to you from lhughes@theinstitutenc.org or wbc-charlotte@theinstitutenc.org
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Fee: No Cost
Location
The National Institute of Economic Development Women's Business Centers are funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration and are members of the Association of Women's Business Centers. The Women's Business Center of Charlotte is funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the City of Charlotte.