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Workshop topics offered include: African American History,
Race Relations, Conflict Resolution, Black Greek Relations,
Male/Female Relationships, Sisterhood, Self Esteem and Women's
Issues.
Customized Topics
Customized keynotes, workshops and full day seminars are also
available based on the topics listed above. Keynotes can be
adapted for events such as anniversaries, regional/national
conferences and retreats that generally have a specific theme.
The Power of Self Esteem For Women
This workshop defines self esteem, how it is maintained and
how it impacts behavior. The goal of the workshop is to help
women to understand the significance of how they view themselves
and how that view influences everything they do from career
choices to personal relationships.
Duration: 1-2 hours
Type: Interactive Workshop
Materials: Handouts
Audience: Women
How to Be a Sistah
This workshop defines SistahHood and covers 7 negative behaviors
that harm relationships between women and 7 positive values
that build it. Historical references outline the legacy of
SistahHood between African American women and SistahHood of
the future is discussed.
Duration: 1-2 hours
Type: Interactive Workshop
Materials: Handouts
Audience: African American Women
The Power and Spirit of a Woman
The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world and this presentation
will leave audiences in awe of womanhood! This presentation
traces the role of women in our society including trials and
triumphs and motivates the audience to love, protect and respect
all women.
Duration: 30-60 minutes
Type: Presentation
Materials: None
Audience: General
Sisters of Color: A Unique Bond
There is a special bond between women of color (primarily
Asian, Latinas, Native American and African American women)
due to the unique experiences all have had in American society.
This presentation outlines the similarities and different
experiences based on the research of the forthcoming book,
Sisters of Color authored by the speaker. Understanding the
different experiences of women of color and Caucasian women
will promote unity and healing. All women must work together
to deal with issues that affect All women.
Duration: 1-2 hours
Type: Presentation/Workshop
Materials: Handouts
Audience: Women
The Role of African American Sororities
and Fraternities
The Founding of African American Sororities and Fraternities
is out of a tradition of community service and dedication
to the advancement of African Americans. In a high tech world
where media often times portrays the Greek System in a negative
light in general, African Americans in particular are impacted
most. This presentation looks at the positive and the negative
images of Black Greek Lettered Organizations and reminds members
to remember their history.
Duration: 1-2 hours (Workshop)/45-60 minute Presentation
Type: Interactive Workshop or Presentation
Materials: None
Audience: African American Students
Did your Founders Haze? The Truth about
Pledging
The Founders of any Sorority or Fraternity did not pledge
and were not hazed. This workshop differs from most discussion
of hazing because it delves into the reason why people feel
the need to be hazed or to haze and the psychological implications
of such behavior.
Duration: 1-2 hours
Type: Interactive Workshop
Materials: None
Audience: African American Students
Greekdom in Black and White
Racism is still a part of society that in many instances is
glazed over or not confronted. Members of the fraternal system
are trained to be leaders, however, racism still plays a part
of many activities or induction processes. This workshop will
look at racism on college campuses and the leadership role
the fraternal system should play in its eradication.
Duration: 1-2 hours (Workshop
Type: Interactive Workshop
Materials: None
Audience: College/University Students
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