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2nd Annual National Black Women's Town Hall Meetin
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Friday, Sept. 18, 2009
The Second Annual National Black Women’s Town Hall Meeting will convene at Howard University's Blackburn Center.
Theme: Harnessing The Power of Change: Black Women Leading The Way Together
Distinguished Panel: Dr. E. Faye Williams, ESQ, Dr. Julianne Malveaux, Sophia A. Nelson, Esq., Dr. Jane Smith, Dr. Avis Jones-DeWeever, Cheryl Mayberry-McKissack, Stephanie Jones, Dr. Tricia Bent-Goodley
Landmark of Greatness Awardee - FAYE WATTLETON
Emerging Greatness Awardee - SHALYA PRICE
Special Guests: Tina Tchen/White House Council on Women and Girls, Dr. Charlene Dukes/PGCC, and Regina Smith, relative Anna Julia Cooper/USPS
The National Black Women’s Town Hall Meeting will bring together a diverse panel and audience—representing the many ages, stages, backgrounds, and accomplishments of black women—to engage in a provocative dialogue that will bring to light the issues that will serve as a springboard to developing a solid agenda that speaks to the needs of African-American women while creating tangible solutions that will manifest substantive progress in our lives.
The Second Annual National Black Women’s Town Hall Meeting will convene at Howard University's Blackburn Center.
Theme: Harnessing The Power of Change: Black Women Leading The Way Together
Distinguished Panel: Dr. E. Faye Williams, ESQ, Dr. Julianne Malveaux, Sophia A. Nelson, Esq., Dr. Jane Smith, Dr. Avis Jones-DeWeever, Cheryl Mayberry-McKissack, Stephanie Jones, Dr. Tricia Bent-Goodley
Landmark of Greatness Awardee - FAYE WATTLETON
Emerging Greatness Awardee - SHALYA PRICE
Special Guests: Tina Tchen/White House Council on Women and Girls, Dr. Charlene Dukes/PGCC, and Regina Smith, relative Anna Julia Cooper/USPS
The National Black Women’s Town Hall Meeting will bring together a diverse panel and audience—representing the many ages, stages, backgrounds, and accomplishments of black women—to engage in a provocative dialogue that will bring to light the issues that will serve as a springboard to developing a solid agenda that speaks to the needs of African-American women while creating tangible solutions that will manifest substantive progress in our lives.
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