The Evolution of Sisterhood | RIISE Martha's Vineyard 2021 - #RIISEMV21

31 Dunes Road,Edgartown MA 02539

19 August, 2021

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Black Women make 71% of the financial decisions in our community. Join us to cast a vision for wealth through a black women's perspective. Overview:  Black Women make 71% of the financial decisions in our community. Developing a better relationship with money to define wealth for ourselves can impact our lives, our legacies, and the future of our collective world as we have inherited it. Join Dr. Pamela Jolly and Gina Parker Collins in ½  day intensive exclusively for black women to cast a vision for wealth through a black women's perspective. The murder of George Floyd coupled with the quarantine of COVD-19 has forced us all to stop, reflect and reassess what really matters. Join a sisterhood circle committed to identifying things directly within a woman's control — parenting, partnerships, education, community, wealth building, business, and the paradigm shifts happening across generations that can spark an evolution of sisterhood. Join us for a day to reflect, renew, and refresh your perspective of what is possible by casting a vision for wealth your way. RIISE sponsors for the event: Horace Mann School, Riverdale Country School, Ethical Culture Fieldston School, Westover, Foxcroft, St. George's School To prepare for the event, RSVP today and share it with your MVY Summer Sisters who could use a safe space to discuss things that, as black women, are critical for the road ahead! **Brunch is included. We head to South Beach afterward, bring your beach gear. RIISE is a lifestyle network building bridges between families of color and the culture of independent schools. www.4RIISE.org