Black Feminist Download
About this Event
Who is this event for:
Open to all and prioritizing Black femme, trans, and queer voices
Itinerary (subject to change):
ATTN: Doors close at 11am - We want to create a learning environment that feels trusting and warm, so we need everyone there from the start.
- 11:00 AM: Welcome & Orientation (Agenda, Ground Rules, and Terms Defined)
- Defining Black Feminism with a Class Lens (Reading & Discussion)
- Lunch
- Imaginative Black Feminist Futures (Collage/Art Making)
- Developing the Lens & the Tools for Using This Lens in Life & Work
- 4:00 PM: Closing Remarks & Social Hour
Materials:
Find reading materials to review before the event on our website. Return to our website for event updates.
Other important info:
This event is free.
Meet the Facilitators:
Ariel Parker (above) is a former teacher and scientist who beleives in black liberation and an equitable future for all peoples.
Nyantee Asherman is a digital product designer and thinker invested in the universal provision of respect and dignity for all regardless of skin color, size, gender, class, ability, or sexuality. She holds a Bachelors in art and sociology form Swarthmore College and a Master's in design from Parsons.
Where is it happening?
Event Location & Nearby Stays:
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