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Member Spotlight: Vaneese Johnson
Vaneese Johnson, The Boldness Coach™, is a certified executive coach, brand strategist, and award-winning small business consultant with more than 25 years of experience.
Member Spotlight: Olivia Christian
Olivia Christian has been working as a brand strategist for more than 15 years. Her clients include global brands like Google, Visa, and Amazon as well as nonprofit organizations providing life-advancing support to women, children, and vulnerable communities throughout the US.
Member Spotlight: Dr. Wendi Williams
Psychologist, advocate, and educator, Dr.Wendi Williams, applies her work at the intersection of education and psychology to her scholarship and leadership praxis.
Member Spotlight: Charmaine McClarie
C-suite advisor, keynote speaker, executive coach, and executive presence authority who helps leaders have their best year ever. She has worked with leaders in 27 industries across five continents.
Rules of Chésus: Making the System Fit You with Ché Abram
I had plenty of obstacles to work with and against to overcome. But they were different. They were obstacles, I think, of my own choosing and that makes all the difference in the world.
Revisioning the Revolution with Mable Haddock
I had plenty of obstacles to work with and against to overcome. But they were different. They were obstacles, I think, of my own choosing and that makes all the difference in the world.
The Black Unicorn with Charmaine Mercer
“You will have opportunities for your ideals to be realized, so stay the course and stick with it, even though it’s really challenging sometimes.”
Black Charm with Fern Stroud
Life has had a way of recalibrating itself for me every ten years or so. Late in 2012, I began to contemplate my career…
The Fight to the Finite with Liz Williams
1….2…3………....1……………….None… Over the years I’ve become aware of a subconscious activity I perform just about everywhere and in most situations.
Net worth with Regina jackson
BlackFemaleProject founder, Precious J. Stroud, interviewed Regina Jackson at the Impact Hub in Oakland, CA.
July 2023 Wellness Resources
In our hemisphere of the globe, summer is a warm and vibrant time. The cold of winter fades into the background and it becomes easier to connect to a sense of brightness and boldness.
Fern Stroud
My areas of expertise are tech, Black folks, and community. We do a lot of community building, get BlackFemaleProject into spaces, and provide a platform both online and at community-based events like Black Vines, Black Joy Parade, and Pride.
Dr. Tameka McGlawn
My area of expertise is educational leadership. Under that lives this range of assets, talents, attributes, and experiences that are not one-dimensional.
Karen Lewis
I own a communications and branding agency. My business partner, my team, and I mostly do public relations and media relations for social impacters and disruptors.
Charmaine Mercer
At present my industry is philanthropy, but I would say my expertise is evolving. There was a time when I would have said my expertise is in education, but in the last two years, I’ve combined the root of my vocation, which is learning, and used that in a different context in a way that is helping philanthropy change.
June 2023 Wellness Resources
What lessons can we gain from a flower fully in bloom? What can we learn from its brightness, boldness, and openness? How can we reflect the way its presence can elevate the spirits of all who witness it?
May 2023 Wellness Resources
Just as our houseplants require certain conditions in order to grow and thrive, so do we! Have you given thought lately to the elements of your environment that are within your control? Allow the beautifully blooming reminders all around at this time of year to help you stay grounded in self-care so that you, too, can flourish as your most authentic self.
April 2023 Wellness Resources
The transition into Spring comes with lovely reminders of how growth and transformation can come only after some level of stillness and shedding. In our contemporary capitalist culture, we're rarely encouraged to be still. And especially for entrepreneurial women like so many in our network, it can seem impossible to allow ourselves to really rest.
Member Spotlight: Laura Martinez
My area of work has always been in education and education-adjacent nonprofits, but currently I work at an organization that does workforce development around supporting underserved communities and introducing them into the tech sector.
Event Reflections: Black Women At Work — On Refusal and Recovery
Black Women At Work — On Refusal and Recovery