NEWLY ADDED
BlackFemaleProject Conversation
Due to overwhelming interest we have added this new date to our conversation series schedule. These events are intimate so that every woman's voice can be heard.
Purchase your ticket today!
Join us for a rich discussion about the strategies and techniques that Black women use to thrive in the workplace.
What strategies have we developed to thrive professionally?
What lessons have we learned?
How are we passing knowledge to the girls coming behind us?
The project focuses on preparing black girls and young women for what they will face in the workplace. For more information, visit the project website at www.BlackFemaleProject.
Goals
Create a safe space where women can come together to talk about workplace experiences, affirm one another, and discuss topics related to the BlackFemaleProject.
Outcomes
Attendees will:
understand the BlackFemaleProject purpose
be encouraged and supported
gain deeper knowledge of how institutional racism shows up at work
Agenda
Gratitude
Welcome
Project update
Group Exercise
Conversation
Closing ritual
Parking & Building Info
Located in Jack London Square area of Oakland
Metered street parking available
Free street parking available a few blocks in any direction
Parking lots available in the area
Please plan ahead
Once you arrive, ring bell at front door on Washington Street and follow signs to Suite 104
Notes
- Water will be provided.
Bring a snack to the session, if needed.
Consent to Use of Images
Ticket purchase and attendance at, or participation in, BlackFemaleProject events constitutes an agreement by the attendee to the use and distribution of their image or voice in photography, video, and recording by BlackFemaleProject its partners and sponsors.
About Us
The BlackFemaleProject aims to prepare girls and young women for the realities of the work world by introducing stories of triumph and perseverance. Real women with satisfying careers discuss navigation strategies that help them maintain professional leadership. By studying how Black women have survived and thrived in a post affirmative action era, we will reduce the impact of structural racism and empower a generation. www.BlackFemaleProject.org