Michigan’s political landscape is brimming with change-makers, and at the forefront of this transformation are black women, demonstrating leadership, vision, and commitment. It is with great pride and anticipation of the official return of the Black Women in Michigan Politics Luncheon, a beacon of unity, empowerment, and forward momentum.
The essence of this initiative is twofold: celebration and education. BWMP come together to applaud the strides made by black women in various political arenas, while also fostering a culture of shared knowledge, mutual support, and vision. This gathering underscores the importance of enhancing our presence and influence at all levels of governance, with an emphasis on forging cohesive, articulate positions that command respect and resonance across the political aisle.
Black Women in Michigan Politics Luncheon: October 13, 2023
Mark your calendars, for the 3rd annual Black Women in Michigan Politics Luncheon promises to be a cornerstone event. The Luncheon will be held at the Morris Lawrence Building, Washtenaw Community College, located at 4800 E. Huron Drive, Ann Arbor, MI 48105. BWMP cordially invite you to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with a distinguished league of black elected officials from across Michigan. This is more than a luncheon; it’s a revelation. Attendees can expect a vibrant panel discussion, pulsating with the collective energy, experiences, and aspirations of its participants.
This event serves as an incubator for ideas, a nexus for networking, and a platform for envisioning a brighter political future. We are in a pivotal moment, and the contributions and voices of black women are indispensable. The intent is clear: to strengthen bonds, elevate voices, and devise impactful strategies.
The Black Women in Michigan Politics Luncheon 2023 boasts a stellar line-up of accomplished speakers, primed to impart wisdom, experience, and inspiration. This years’ keynote speaker is none other than the National President of the National Organization of Black Legislative Women and esteemed Alabama House of Representatives member, Representative Juandalynn Givan. Complementing her keynote will be our distinguished panelists: Dr. Janae’ Collier, the dynamic Associate Director at the University of Michigan Research and Discovery Scholars; Regina Strong, the vigilant advocate from the Office of the Environmental Justice Public Advocate at the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy; Natalie King, the visionary CEO and Founder of Dunamis Clean Energy Partners; and Commissioner Alisha Bell, the influential Chair of the Wayne County Commission who also serves on the Michigan Environmental Council Board of Directors. Together, this assemblage of luminaries promises a session brimming with insights, solutions, and empowerment.
Join this pivotal moment, where every presence counts, every voice matters, and every idea has the potential to reshape our political trajectory. Secure your spot for an unforgettable afternoon that holds the promise of progress and empowerment.
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