Now What? Town Hall

^^THIS IS A TICKETED EVENT!
$12 FOR A FULL DAY OF TALKS & ACTION^^

NOTE: RSVPing to facebook event page does not guarantee entry — grab a ticket at the link above!

The Women's March mobilized millions around equality and r-e-s-p-e-c-t.

We were there and wanted to keep the momentum going (in a non-overwhelming way), and as a first step, we compiled an online resource (https://goo.gl/FmsFVi) for those who asked the question: now what?

Join us for a day comprised of impassioned panels at New Women Space followed by Q&As and a networking hour after with local organizations and panelists for you to ask how to get further involved.

1:30pm - 2:30pm
PANEL 1: Intersectional Feminism Can’t Thrive In the Ice Age of Infighting
• Melissa Wong + Sandra Hong | Co-founders of New Women Space
• Ashton Applewhite | Writer, Manifesto Against Ageism
• Cydney Gray | Youth Programs Manager at Carnegie Hall

3:00pm - 4:00pm
PANEL 2: How to Turn Exhaustion into Empowerment: Advice from Active Folks
• Kat Green | Managing Director, Lady Parts Justice
• Jamia Wilson | Activist/Storyteller/Media Maker
• Aliya Allen | Women of Color for Progress

4:30pm - 5:30pm
PANEL 3: I'm Not Always Politically Correct, but I'm Politically Charged
• Jewel Cadet | Chapter Co-Chair of BYP 100 + Program Manager, Youth & Community Empowerment for The Center for Anti-Violence Education (CAE)
• Maria Figueira | Finance & Opps Chair, Rally + Rise
• Prachi Rao | Project and Communications Associate, Women's Environment and Development Organization (WEDO)

5:30pm - 7:00pm
Actionable Networking Hour(ish): Socialize and meet other attendees after a day of meaningful discussions, write postcards with Rally + Rise, catch live screenprinting from Kingsland Printing and learn more about different local organizations and panelists for how to get further involved/active.

Meet our moderator: Seisei Tatebe-Goddu is a political operative who worked on the North Carolina Coordinated Campaign in 2016 and is now working with Run for Something. Since its launch on January 20, RFS has recruited nearly 8,000 political candidates across the country and 1,000 volunteers. Prior to working in politics, she was the founder of Tandem Consulting Group, and has worked with over 75 clients across the Middle East, East Africa, Europe, and the United States. She did her BA at McGill University and her MA at Columbia University, and is a Dreamers // Doers: Jobs + Gigs member, a community for trailblazing women.

THANK YOU to our sponsor issuu — a modern media company and curator of creativity platform that supports professional-level digital publications in areas of passion. "We are proud to support Now What? and invite you to visit us at issuu.com."

+ Our Co-Organizer, La'Larissa Verde for her hard work, values, and openness.