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Black Is Enough Symposium

2023-09-23

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08:00 AM

Associated Builders and Contractors Training Facility

Come for a day of healing and developing unity with other Black folks, Africans, people of African descent, and those with ancestry in the African diaspora. Register HERE

Bring your full self to unlearning the negative and learning how to better support OUR Black communities and diversity for wellbeing, collaboration, and economic power. Wear comfortable clothes. Be ready to cry, to disagree, and to start working on individual and collective trauma. Food provided. Youth and child programming provided for ages 0-17. If you’re interested in volunteering, or for support with gas, or other questions or inquiries, please email admin@myjune19th.org.

“Thank you for your understanding that this event is for Black folks, Africans, people of African descent, those of ancestry in the African diaspora only. If this not you, please email admin@myjune19th.org for more info for PART III  in May/June 2024 for non-black folks to come together for healing from the dehumanizing effects of racism on us all,  support in your role in building racial parity and unity, and training to build positive environments for Black children, youth, adults, families and communities.”

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Black Is Enough Symposium

Organizer

Juneteenth Renaissance Institute
Phone
505-589-0651
Email
admin@myjune19th.org
Website
https://myjune19th.org/

Location

Associated Builders and Contractors Training Facility
2821 Broadway NE
Website
https://abcnm.org/

More Info

Register HERE

Office Location:

1258 Ortiz SE

#304

Albuquerque, NM 87108

Phone: (505) 407-6784

Email: info@nmblc.org

Date

Sep 23 2023
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Time

Exact time TBA
All Day

Black Is Enough Symposium

Come for a day of healing and developing unity with other Black folks, Africans, people of African descent, and those with ancestry in the African diaspora. Register HERE

Bring your full self to unlearning the negative and learning how to better support OUR Black communities and diversity for wellbeing, collaboration, and economic power. Wear comfortable clothes. Be ready to cry, to disagree, and to start working on individual and collective trauma. Food provided. Youth and child programming provided for ages 0-17. If you’re interested in volunteering, or for support with gas, or other questions or inquiries, please email admin@myjune19th.org.

“Thank you for your understanding that this event is for Black folks, Africans, people of African descent, those of ancestry in the African diaspora only. If this not you, please email admin@myjune19th.org for more info for PART III  in May/June 2024 for non-black folks to come together for healing from the dehumanizing effects of racism on us all,  support in your role in building racial parity and unity, and training to build positive environments for Black children, youth, adults, families and communities.”

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