Panel Discussion: The State of Black Women and Girls in Arkansas

204 East 4th Street,North Little Rock AR 72114

05 August, 2021

Description

Black Women and Girls are the topic of discussion at the panel that's open to the public and features Arkansas' successful female leaders THE STATE OF BLACK WOMEN AND GIRLS IN ARKANSAS is the first of a series of panel discussions brought to you by The March for BW&Gs. The dynamic panelists are a collective of Black women who are leading the change: Carissa Rodgers (The Alternative Tribe), Vernice King (A Place for Resources), Amber Booth-McCoy & Katina White (The Diversity Booth) and Coffy Davis (T.U.R.N. project). The event will be moderated by a special guest. “We wanted to put an event together that discussed the struggles of Black women and Girls in Arkansas and what we can do as a state to address needs/concerns of BW&G's in our community. Black women are often silenced, and it is time we give them a platform to be heard.” The conversation will touch on 4 lanes: WellnessEducationSpirituality Restoration The event is FREE and open to the Public (with limited in-person slots) COVID protocols will be followed. Please wear a mask.