The In-Her-Light Series® is a monthly workshop gathering of women of the African Diaspora. Each workshop is FREE and crafted to provide positive and inspiring interactions. All In-Her-Light workshops are ONLY for Women of the African Diaspora. We invite you to attend and enjoy these opportunities with us. Please pre-register so we may adequately prepare for the comfort of your experience. For more information about the workshop and to register please send email to aawrc@aawrc.org or write to The African American Women’s Resource Center, 2027 Martin Luther King, Jr. Ave., SE, Washington, DC 20020 ATTN: In-Her-Light
Phone: 202-450-5327. Website: www.aawrc.org.
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| Participants and Facilitator of Personal Harvest Workshop |
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"Will you please join me as we re-energize the In-Her-Light Series? Although we are not yet ready to meet every Saturday as in the past, we do have a line-up of workshops in the series that we think will generate the type and quality of discussions of yore. The Fall/Winter Series began on November 19th with what I think was a timely subject—Personal Harvest, led by Coach Maq. She predicted that the workshop would have you walking away with tools needed to root, plant and harvest your desire for 2012. We need each other. Please come so we can sit around the kitchen table and share our experiences and hopes. Please remember that this is a time for women of the African Diaspora-- only." Cassandra
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Upcoming Workshops
11:30am - 1:30pm
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Why Am I So Angry?
Saturday, January 7th
11:30am-1:30pm
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A panel of women will kick-off our discussion of the role that Anger plays in each of their lives. Would you believe that Anger is good for us? For example, It’s better than being depressed and it can motivate us to stand up for ourselves and correct injustices. But Angry can also keep us stuck in our own misery. Not Angry? So, come tell us your solutions. Join us for an honest discussion about what Anger is, what it does to us, why we need it and how we manage it. Plus, meet new friends and learn about how you can help others, just by participating.
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Location: The AAWRC - 2027 Martin Luther King Jr., Ave., SE. Washington, DC 20020
More INFO: 202-450-5327 or 202-215-6147
cburton@aawrc.org
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