Black Women Building Detroit Vol. 3 - Friendsgiving Brunch

Join us for round three of celebrating and empowering Black women shaping Detroit’s built environment at our first ever Friendsgiving Brunch!

Please join us, Black Women Building Detroit, for a morning brunch featuring powerhouse Black women professionals in interior design, architecture, real estate, planning, and construction from across Metro Detroit. This event is a celebration of unity and a unique opportunity to expand your professional network while uplifting those shaping Detroit’s built environment.
This event is specifically designed for Black women who are:

• Interested in careers in the built environment
• Pivoting their career paths
• Looking to work across disciplines
• Seeking to build a network with like-minded professionals

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The Three-Course Menu:
First Course

• Chicken Lemon Rice Soup

Second Course (Pick One)

• House Breakfast - Scrambled eggs with 2 bacon, 2 sausage, hashbrowns, and toast
• Avocado toast with fruit cup
• Bistro Greek Salad with Chicken

Third Course

• Cinnamon Roll Donuts

All coffee, tea, soft drinks, and juice are included.

*Please let Courtney know of any food allergies.*
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Tickets are $50*.

*A discounted rate of $25 is offered for grade school and college students. Email Courtney Okoye at [email protected] to recieve the discount code.

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More about Black Women Building Detroit

Black Women Building Detroit is a grassroots organization dedicated to advancing and uplifting Black women professionals within the built environment. We are excited to invite you to our upcoming gathering, which serves as a foundational step in building a community that supports and connects professionals across the Interior Design, Architecture, Construction, and Planning, Real Estate industries.
Founded by Courtney Okoye of Homebody Creative Kids, Black Women Building Detroit aims to bring together women from these interconnected fields. While our industries regularly collaborate to shape our cities, it remains uncommon for Black women within these professions to have intentional, cross-disciplinary spaces to connect. Black Women Building Detroit was created to change that dynamic.