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In this new segment, Founding Artistic Director Zaylin Yates and Producing Director Terrence Pride engage in an artistically conscious conversation by sharing their thoughts on
In today’s world, most Black & Brown lead organizations only receive support during a time of crisis, rather than consistently throughout the year? What does it truly mean to support Black & Brown organizations unapologetically, every single day? Throughout these talkbacks we will discuss Legacy, Wealth Building and Long Term Sustainability in the Black & Brown community.
Jerome Hutchinson – Founder and Chief Servant Officer of the ICABA® World Network, a technology and marketing company. The ICABA World Network is the world’s leading online ecosystem that assists Black professionals and entrepreneurs in achieving their career, business, and life aspirations.
Hutch is also the Chief Visionary Officer of Black Professionals Month (BPM), an unprecedented annual initiative celebrating Black professional excellence worldwide throughout October. BPM convenes Black professionals to build strong collaborations, enhance leadership, and promote wealth creation.
Dr. Kenasha Paul is a visionary leader dedicated to creating access, opportunity, and wealth pathways for underrepresented communities. She founded the Black Professionals Network (BPN), the nation’s fastest-growing nonprofit supporting 1 million Black professionals in achieving success and accredited investor status.
Shenika “Nik” Harris has a diverse work experience spanning multiple positions and organizations.
From 2023 to the present, they have been serving as the Vice President of Strategic Outreach & Engagement at the Human Rights Campaign. Prior to this role, they held the position of Director of Strategic Outreach and Engagement from 2021 to 2023 at the same organization.
From 2019 to 2021, Harris worked as the LGBTQ Consumer Advocate at the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, making history as the first ever statewide LGBTQ official appointed as a member of the Florida Cabinet. In this role, they spearheaded educational and outreach initiatives, acted as a liaison between the LGBTQ community and the state, and addressed consumer issues related to fraud and discrimination.
In this new segment, Founding Artistic Director Zaylin Yates and Producing Director Terrence Pride engage in an artistically conscious conversation by sharing their thoughts on
In partnership with 10 Days of Connection Broward, this discussion will focus on the different perspectives of black women in the community including the Arts, Corporate America, and Entrepreneurship.
Enjoy an excerpt of our talkback following our production of American Son with playwright Christopher Demos-Brown, hosted by Dr. Yvette Maureen. This talkback focused on
In partnership with South Florida Afro Pride, we present “Between Two Worlds,” a symposium on colorism and self-identity. This symposium will focus on mental and
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Browse our collection of various talkbacks and symposiums.
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During a time of unrest in America, the Black community protest and express our outrage for the lack of care for our bodies and for fear of our lives. From a lack of health care to the blatant disregard for our humanity and need for protection.
These are artistic accounts of victims of police brutality, each story told in black and white with vivid artistic expression to center our humanity.
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With the return of live theatre, enjoy various monologues, scenes, and musical numbers that bring the magic of the theatre, and storytelling, to your screen.