Black Women Empowered Incorporated’s Post

Let’s reflect Baddies! Shoutout to @luvvie for capturing this historic moment.  What can we learn as a #Baddieswithbusiness community from this moment? Whether you’re for Kamala or not, there is A LOT to be learned from this moment. We truly have the POWER to make a major IMPACT at the drop of the dime. Within hours over 45K Black women banded together and got on a call. We can do, and have been doing, a A LOT with a little. In the first five minutes of the #winwithBlackwomen call as a community we able to immediately find a solution. Sometimes you don't need a long drawn out plan you just need to get STARTED! We are curious, what are your takeaways from this moment? #blackwomenmatter #blackwomen #Baddieswithbusiness

I am looking forward to being a part of this conversation for Black History Month to share my perspective as a Black woman in #SETT (Science, Engineering, Technology, Trades)

I can't tell you how many times I've sat on talent calls JUST LIKE THIS. Notice the amount of caveats and qualifying statements (mental acrobatics) that come into play. The only difference here is that unlike this interviewer, when I'm in the room I'm able to call out these acrobatics without bringing shame down on a person. (Often folks don't see their own bias). The tough thing about it is these talent call results have real impact on people's lives and a lasting impact on the organization overtime as one group starts to be devalued over another for reasons that have nothing to do with performance.

SOS_GA is more than just a network—we’re a powerful community of black women committed to empowerment, growth, and redefining success together. When you join our community, you gain access to invaluable mentorship, resources, and a supportive network of women who understand your unique challenges. Here, we celebrate each other’s successes, share insights, and lift one another up in a space where your voice truly matters. Don’t go it alone—join us today and experience the strength of sisterhood in action. Together, we can break down barriers, inspire change, and elevate our businesses to new heights. . #SOS_GA #EmpoweredWomen #BlackWomenRise #Sisterhood #SupportBlackWomen #CommunityOfStrength #MentorshipMatters #RedefiningSuccess #EmpowermentJourney #BusinessElevated #BreakBarriers #InspireChange #CelebrateSuccess #WomenInBusiness #StrengthInCommunity #UniqueChallenges #VoicesThatMatter #NetworkingForSuccess #TogetherWeThrive #UnlockPotential #WomenOfImpact #SisterhoodInAction #SupportSystem #EmpowerYourself #JoinUsToday

From personal reflection to communal empowerment, 'Black Beauty' started as my anthem of resilience and evolved into a guided journal celebrating Black women's greatness. Each page echoes the journey of triumph, reminding us: we are enough with journal prompts and affirmations. Dive into the pages of empowerment. #poetrymonth #AprilIsNationalPoetryMonth #BlackBeauty 📖: https://lnkd.in/ei3vq4P8

Let's talk about Black women in business. 🤝 As we celebrate #NationalBlackBusinessMonth, we can't help but revisit the powerful words from Tracee Ellis Ross who told our #ADCOLOR audience why it's important for Black women entrepreneurs to share their experiences with one another. "Part of my journey has been being transparent about...what it takes to sustain a business, what the hard parts are." 💎 #SupportBlackBusiness #BlackBusinessMonth

Check out this article written by our VP of Community Engagement, Lina Juarbe Botella 🧡

Southern Black Girls (Southern Black Girls and Women's Consortium) is launching a new and groundbreaking $25M SHE GOT NEXT campaign aimed at furthering their $100M mission by deploying more critical resources that empower Black girls and women. Celebrating progress and driving change, the Southern Black Girls also an unveil an insightful overview of achievements with their 2024 Brag Report. "We are not only building dreams, but nurturing a community where every voice matters and every story is heard," says LaTosha Brown, Visionary Founder of Southern Black Girls. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dpkVC2gn #SouthernBlackGirls #Initiatives #WomenLead

Jah & Jahes love. I wish that one of these women would adopt me or create a program for low-wealth and struggling black women. I have never, ever, benefitted from the philanthropy of any of these women. But, they reportedly give millions away each year in gifts and stuff. Blessed love.#1804#Ayiti#ToutMounseMoun#AbolishCPS#AbolishPoverty#DefundFosterCare#ProChoice#RawVeganforLife#HRES40NOW#NoNewOccupationofAyiti#ProChoice#BwaKale

What Would Lola Do? In 1929 Lola M. Parker saw a need & purposed to fulfill it and founded Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc with the intent of paving the way for future generations of African American Women in the realm of Business. Lola's determination & vision led her to become a prominent figure, despite any obstacles she may have faced. Her contributions weren't just breaking barriers, they were creating opportunities and inspiration for others to follow. This IS what Lola did! #WWLD #LMPF2024 What can You do to hold the vision? https://lnkd.in/gtDxZUWi