Supernova Women

Supernova Women An organization for women of color in cannabis.

Supernova is an organization formed by and for Women of Color in 2015 with the goal of utilizing our diverse talents to empower our people to become self sufficient shareholders in the evolving cannabis economy. Supernova is founded with the mission to foster community empowerment through holistic education, advocacy training and skills acquisition. Supernova Women fosters a safe space for hard co

nversations, and will amplify the messages of our constituents at the local, state, and national level.

ABOUT THIS WEBINARFederal cnnbis rescheduling has changed the national conversation—but not necessarily the conditions f...
06/15/2026

ABOUT THIS WEBINAR
Federal cnnbis rescheduling has changed the national conversation—but not necessarily the conditions for every part of the industry.

Co-hosted by Supernova Women, Minority Cnnbis Business Association (MCBA) and Cnnbis Regulators of Color Coalition, this webinar will provide a practical overview for licensed operators on the emerging/current federal rescheduling framework, including tax implications, DEA registration risks/benefits, state-level considerations, and potential impacts on existing adult-use cnnbis businesses. Participants will explore what the current order does and does not change, where operational risks may emerge, and how businesses can prepare for multiple regulatory scenarios moving forward.

A must-attend 90 minute webinar focused on the operational, financial, compliance, and market implications for licensed cnnbis businesses navigating the post-rescheduling landscape. 

SPEAKERS: Cat Packer, Dr. Rachel Knox, Naomi Granger, Maame Gyamfi, Amber Senter and Dasheeda Dawson

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Oakland, CA

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