Community Circle: Black Women | Black History Month Special

This Black History Month, join a special gathering of Black women professionals as we honor “A Century of Black History Commemorations” — marking 100 years since the founding of the Association for the Study of Negro History, now ASALH. While this Circle intentionally centers the experiences of Black women, all members of our community are welcome to attend, listen, and engage in this meaningful dialogue.

This year’s circle centers Black Women as Architects of Change (Seen and Unseen), recognizing the leadership and influence Black women have long held across culture, movements, workplaces, and families—often uncredited, yet foundational to progress. 

We’ll engage in an interactive sharing experience, highlighting Black women and moments in history that were never fully taught, inviting collective reflection, storytelling, and rediscovery of the legacy we carry forward.

Your Dedicated Hosts, 

Nicole Winston, CPA, Fabienne Michel & Myra Goodine

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What to Expect:

• Allies Welcome: Everyone committed to learning, listening, and supporting this space is invited to join.
• Interactive Experience: Participate in an engaging presentation and conversation, with opportunities for reflection, storytelling, and shared insights.
• Safe and Private: This space is not recorded, allowing you to show up fully and speak freely.