National Black Youth Summit

01/26/2022

Register for this FREE Event 🚨The National Black Youth Summit provides a chance for rising young leaders in grades 6 through 12 to learn about the value of civic involvement, higher education, and community leadership. Summit attendees will form a peer-to-peer network with other like-minded young people and learn from community leaders and professionals. Self-esteem enhancement, goal setting and academic success, entrepreneurship, health and wellness, the importance of HBCUs and how to support them, financial literacy, social and personal responsibility, civic engagement, family unity, Black history, and conflict resolution are among the topics covered in panels and workshops.

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01/02/2022

Happy New Year, Fam! We are thrilled to announce the Inaugural National Black Youth Summit. Moderated by, of Princeton University and our keynote given by , Harvard’s First Black male student body President.

The National Black Youth Summit is an opportunity for emerging young leaders, GRADES 6th-12th, to understand the importance of civic engagement, higher education and leadership with their communities. Summit Participants will build a peer-to-peer network with other like-minded youth, learn from leaders in their communities and professionals. Panels and Workshops include and are not limited to; self-esteem enhancement, goal setting and academic success, entrepreneurship, health and wellness, the importance of HBCUs & how to support them, financial literacy, social and personal responsibility, civic engagement, family unity, Black history, and conflict resolution. REGISTER AT THE LINK Below

https://nationalblackyouthsummit.org/

06/04/2021

Black Engineer of the Year – 2021 Legacy Award Winner, Sydney Hamilton, has been featured on CBS’ Mission Unstoppable, in Marie Claire Magazine, on NPR’s Wow in the World and across The Boeing Company for her innovative contributions to the aerospace industry. She is an IF/THEN Ambassador for ...

06/04/2021

We are thrilled to announce the extraordinary lineup of women in STEM who will take part in our upcoming Conference on Saturday June 12th, 2021.

With today’s fast paced technological developments, we also have a lot more access to resources and thus as women in STEM we have a tremendous power to create an impact on the world.

Our discussion will focus on Environmental Justice, the intersection of STEM and Social Justice, Aerospace Engineering, Medicine, Extergames & more!

The participating influential women in STEM include:

💥Dr. Brittney Anderson, M.D.
💥Dr. Chris T. Pernell, MD, MPH
💥Dr. Kanene V. Ubesie, M.D.

Tian Shi ,(Opening Keynote), Aurora Ruiz Rodríguez, Jessica Reid , Camille Calibeo
Naomi Hardy-Njie, and our Keynote speaker, Sydney Hamilton, Aerospace Engineer Sydney Hamilton, Black Engineer of the Year Award, 2021 Legacy Award Winner

There will also be a presentation of The 2021 The STEM Educators of the Year Awards. Angela DeHart

We look forward to this truly extraordinary meeting of the minds!
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04/28/2021

Ive is a current college student at the prestigious Princeton University who is creating her own lane to create access to STEM careers for young girls of color. This year Ive is hosting the third annual Young Women in STEM Conference on June 11-12, 2021. The conference was created to connect large STEM companies with ambitious and driven young girls. Ive plans to bring her conference efforts across the globe while also lending professional advice for girls of color.

Young Women in STEM Conference

03/28/2021

Interested in founding a Fintech startup, starting a career, or making a career pivot within the finance industry? Then this event is for you!

Join Black Women Talk (FIN)Tech as four women from different areas of Fintech discuss their journeys, obstacles, and opportunities in the industry as it explodes.

Link in stories to register! https://lnkd.in/eRenBik

09/08/2020

26-year-old Ivorian, Charlette N'Guessan created software to curb identity fraud in Africa.

Now she has become the first woman to win the prestigious Royal Academy of Engineering's Africa Prize for Innovation.

06/23/2020

Happy international women in Engineering Day!

06/21/2020

Register here: https://my.demio.com/ref/mdAOJghc5vCXxN4d

06/18/2020

My story happened 20 years ago, but it’s still happening today

06/16/2020

Nnennaya Udochu () is of Nigerian origin. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Wichita State University and a Masters of Science in Electrical Engineering from University of Texas, Arlington. Currently, she works at Intel as a Systems Engineer leading platform designs for 2020 Microprocessor Projects and technical documentation of Platform Design Guides. Her expertise is focused on power delivery and new technologies for her team in the US for battery life optimization and responsiveness on system designs. She is a member of the Society of Women Engineers and National Society of Black Engineers where she has helped with the recruiting of young great minds for STEM initiatives. Recently she was awarded the Black Engineer of the Year Award 2020 for the Dr. Lydia W. Thomas Legacy Award for Innovation in the Public Interest. Aside from being an engineer, Nnennaya is a fashion blogger and started a platform inspiring women to be nothing less than who they are for the love of fashion and technology, specifically as a female Engineer and a woman of color in the tech industry. She acts as an advocate for STEM and mentor to young women.

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