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The State of Black Women

Date:
Saturday, June 17, 2017 - 2:00pm - 4:00pm Location:
Mennonite Historic Trust, 6133 Germantown Avenue
Philadelphia, PA
19144
United States
See map: Google Maps
The State of Black Women
Healthcare, Economics, Education, Politics, and Justice
Black women struggle with various issues from inadequate health care to inequality in pay. In fact, in nearly every social indicator of well-being, Black women, girls and children rank low or last.
Join grassroots organizers, elected officials, advocates and political and policy experts as we convene on June 17th to discuss trends, personal experiences, and the opportunities and challenges currently faced by Black Women in Philadelphia and the United States.
Politics: Dr. Sasha Patterson, Center for American Women and Politics, Rutgers University
Healthcare: Pat Bass, CAEAR
Economics:Fran McDaniel, Women Economic Forum
Justice: PA State Rep. Joanna McClinton
Education: Shanée Garner, Former Director Education Policy, Public Center for Children and Youth
Moderated byJovida Hill, Executive Director, Philadelphia Commission for Women