Join us for this #VCWSVirtual discussion with Cheryl Harry, Executive Director of Triad Cultural Arts, as she shares information about the rich African American cultural traditions of the Juneteenth Festival, which this year celebrates the 155th Anniversary of Freedom.
Join us for this #VCWSVirtual discussion with Megann Vaughn Watters, the Vice President of Corporate Development, Licensing & Ventures at LabCorp.
Learn from staff and students of Atkins High School in Winston-Salem, NC as they share how connections are made through opportunities and experiences in the local bioscience community.
Join us for this #VCWSVirtual discussion with Geoff Foster, CEO and President of Core Technology. Based in Greensboro, NC, Core Technology is an injection molding solutions provider that has quickly grown and has multinational clients shipping to 150 countries globally such as BMW Manufacturing, Merck and HAECO to name a few.
Join us for a conversation with local artist, writer and filmmaker Maurice Hicks as he walks us through the creation of his short film, “A Letter To My Son.” The film follows a would-be father as he pens a hypothetical letter to his unborn son reflecting on his thoughts on society, justice, and the state of the world he’d be entering. That is, if the father has the courage to even have him.
Join us for PART 2 of our discussion on white allyship with Dr. Krishauna Hines-Gaither as she shares tips and insights on sustaining relationships and offering support across differences.
Join us for this #VCWSVirtual Session with Dr. Krishauna Hines-Gaither, who will share her tips and insights on sustaining relationships and offering support across differences. She will focus on white allyship regarding police violence against predominantly black and brown bodies.
Join us for this #VCWSVirtual discussion with 16-year-old activist, Olivia Moore, as she shares how she organized a peaceful protest following in Winston-Salem in less than 24 hours.
Friends, it’s a somber day and I have something serious to share with you today. Let me be absolutely clear where we stand: Venture Cafe Winston Salem and The ACCESS Center for Equity + Success believe Black Lives Matter. We recognize the existence of systemic racism and deeply denounce it. Many of us, as whites, can never fully understand the black experience, but we stand with you. Today and every day.
Give yourself a personal boost by creating your own PERSONAL POWER STATEMENT with Aneta Schaap-Oziemlak and Jan Vrencken! It will energize you and your team to adapt successfully to new post-COVID reality. Don’t miss this opportunity!