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When Black Women Lead: Triumphs and Challenges of Black Women in Leadership

When: March 30, 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Where: Virtual, Boston, MA
Ages allowed: All Ages
Cost: Free
When Black Women Lead: Triumphs and Challenges of Black Women in Leadership

In celebration of Women’s History Month, join King Boston and Tomorrow’s Women TODAY for an honest discussion on the triumphs and challenges experienced by some of Boston’s most influential Black women leaders. Leadership comes in many forms – perhaps most often associated with formal career positions, but also in civic activity, family roles, mentorship and advocating.  As leaders, our panelists represent various industries such as public service, higher education, and youth leadership.  As we explore the importance of race and gender in leadership, we hope that this discussion will empower, inspire, and inform.

Moderator:

  • Tammy Tai, Deputy Director, King Boston

Panel:

  • Karilyn Crockett, Organizer, Nonprofit Leader, Policymaker, Educator
  • Lori Nelson, Chief Resilience, City of Boston, Mayor’s Office
  • Debby Perez, Teen Empowerment Youth Organizer

Special Guest: Jackie Jenkins-Scott, recipient of the Tomorrow’s Women TODAY Woman of the Year Award (2020) 

All Massachusetts residents – thanks to our sponsor, National Grid, please be on the look out for a special treat from Sweet Teez Bakery!

Please register to receive the zoom link: https://tomorrowswomentoday.com/attend-an-event/#!event/2021/3/24/twtoday-board-room-break