African Professionals Networking: Pipeline to Power BIPOC Civic Engagement

Join us for our African Professionals Network event, "Pipeline to Power in BIPOC Civic Empowerment," where we will discuss the challenges faced by BIPOC individuals in public policy, government, and advocacy fields. Despite the constant pursuit of the Black vote, BIPOC candidates in Worcester and the Commonwealth often find it difficult to navigate the political system.

In the event of this year’s national election, the event will feature discussions with BIPOC elected officials, candidates, and advocates as we explore these challenges and discuss strategies for our community to build year-round power and support more African/Black candidates to run and win. Our goal is to inspire change and development within the BIPOC community and grassroots advocacy organizations. This event includes happy hour, networking, and panel discussion of BIPOC Civic Empowerment, including this year's election.

Here's why you should attend:

Discuss the challenges faced by BIPOC individuals in public policy, government, and advocacy.

Gain insights from BIPOC elected officials, candidates, and advocates.

Explore strategies to build year-round power in our community.

Learn how to support more African/Black candidates in running for office and winning elections.

Network with other passionate professionals.

This event is for you if:

You're interested in civic engagement.

You want to see more BIPOC representation in government.

You're looking for ways to empower your community.

Join us and be part of the change!

Host or Publisher Massachusetts Organization of African Decendants