Cohorts for Connection:

Black women across the country are connected through virtual interaction, storytelling, mentorship, professional development, creation of knowledge, and forstering solidarity.  Rotating themes that speak to the varying barriers to success such as navigating racism, microaggressions, negotiating educational stressors and maintaining mental health, to name a few.

Welcome to Wise Women Webinars!

Our core framework offers a multi-tiered scalable model.  This is where our journey begins.  Get to know our business and what we do, and how we're committed to quality and great service.  Join us as we grow and succeed together.  We're glad you're here to be a part of our story.

 

Workshops for Growth!:

Interactive webinars from professionals, experts, and leaders in the educational field that focus on advocacy,, intersectionality, workplace dynamics, and building resilience against institutional barriers.  Break-out sessions provide personalized reflection, and connections among attendees.

 

INSTITUTION DAYS,

WORKSHOPS, and

CONFERENCES

In-person coaching and relationship building, with women scholars, experts in the study of psychology and Sociology, break-out sessions with peer groups, and Black women from all disciplines.  Our goal is to have an impactful presence on several campus grounds each year to bring the supportive nature of Wise Woman Webinars to as many Black women and women of color as possiible.

We look forward to the expansion of our repository and to continuing our research as a means of helping us to continually update the vast knowledge available and better understand the evolving needs of Black women.

Testimonials

Our Resource library is a digital repository of recorded mini sessions, curated readings, and toolkits for self development.  This repository will address adacemic challenges, workplacedynamics, and personal we;ll-being. 

 

 

" I now understand what my mother meant when she told me I had to be twice as good to be recognized."

                                                                           I. M.  Somebody

 

"My experience with microinequities is vast and seems to have no end in sight."                                B. Brown