Women

Sister march for March for Black Women in D.C. and NYC, organized by Black Women’s Blueprint. Black women are often left out of feminist and pro-Black spaces. This march is our space to speak. Our purpose is to educate the community on the many issues that Black women face (Trans violence, sexual assault, domestic violence, etc.) and also celebrate them. Black women are always there to support others and it’s time they receive the same support.

Speakers:
Fatou- Seydi Sarr - ABISA, Michigan United

Jey’nce Poindexter- Equality Michigan

Open to all

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Mix and mingle with our inspiring women candidates running to change the face, tone and priorities in Lansing. We'll hear why they lead and now want to serve in the Michigan Legislature. Proceeds from the event will help fund State House and Senate campaigns.

Featuring: Erika Geiss, Democratic Candidate for State Senate District 6, Mari Manoogian, Democratic Candidate for State House District 40, Padma Kuppa, Democratic Candidate for State House District 41, Alberta Griffin, Democratic Candidate for State House District 61, and many more.

MOASH is hosting a panel discussion entitled "The (workplace) Future is Female: Advice to Young Women in Male-Dominated Fields" at the Downtown Ann Arbor District Library on Thursday, August 16 from 7-8:30pm. The panel will consist of young adult women who have experience working in male-dominated fields, including science, math, and engineering. This discussion will be a great educational opportunity for girls and women who are interested in pursuing a career in a similar field, and has the potential to inspire young girls to continue studying STEM material.

Join us for our second wine drop social of the season at the BLT in North Muskegon! Come for a relaxing and fun evening with your socially progressive women friends. The purpose of this event is to collect wine bottle donations of $15 value or greater for our Annual Women's Equality Day Fundraiser Event on September 6, 2018. This event supports our mission to educate, train and elect local progressive leaders in our community. The wine bottles collected will be used for our "Wine Pull" at our Women's Equality Day Celebration.

This event will be a day of education with issue experts and skill building. Speakers will be addressing specific issues along with their personal experiences. Through panel discussions and group conversations we hope to educate, empower, and encourage women to take back their families, communities, and government!
Free child care, food and transportation from Detroit and Flint will be provided. Please register https://bit.ly/2yQWVNl

Hear from experts in the field and vote on policy recommendations. Dinner and childcare will be provided. This event will bring together mothers, childcare workers and supporters who believe quality child care should be affordable.

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The Detroit Black Women's Council invites you to their launch event focused on 'Women, Policy, Power and Possibilities.' The event will take place at Wayne County Community College's Northwest Campus at the LEC Auditorium. This event will be a fun evening of food, fellowship and discussion about how we, as black women, can work together to impact the policies impacting our families and community.

Dinner will be served at 5pm and feel free to bring children.

Thursday June 10th, 7-9 p.m., The Washtenaw Chapter of the National Organization for Women (NOW) hosts Caryn Smith in leading a discussion about "Sizeism and it's Consequences", Ypsilanti Historical Museum Archives, 220 North Huron Street in Ypsilanti .

Capital Area Task Force of Michigan National Organization for Women will have a monthly meeting on 5/20/18 from 1-3 pm

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