InnerChi: Empowerment & Wellness

08/07/2023

Super excited to be joining some amazing women this weekend!!!! ❤️

06/24/2023

Session 4!!!! Let’s get into this college and career readiness! I’m excited to have my sorority sisters joining me today to help push our youth further into their goals!

06/11/2023

Can we just take a moment and send some kiddos and praise to our guest presenter/speaker today! Monica Spivey! Today the girls learned about the difference between self esteem and self confidence and tips to walk on both high esteem and confidence! Also learned about how to engage in positive affirmations 🙌🏾 Thank you so much for coming through and allowing us all a space to be vulnerable with our insecurities and exploring how to love ourselves even more!

Also a special shout out to Danita Meredith & Dominique Booker for blessing us with your presence and being a great support system! We love you all 🙌🏾❤️

06/09/2023

Two days away from Session #2! We are excited to be exploring our inner self, self esteem and self love!!! 👏🏾🙌🏾

05/29/2023

Hey every we are officially 5 days away from our first session!!!! I’m extremely excited for all the awesome
Information that is getting ready to be poured into our youth!

Last day to register is Wednesday! Please if you have not secured your spot please do so ASAP so we can lock in lunch and other items for attendees ❤️

05/22/2023

So you mean to tell me you have the chance to get some free skills from highly qualified individuals & free lunch!!!!

ABSOLUTELY!!! Spots are filling up and you have 9 more days to reserve a spot. It’s so good and useful an adult signed up to join the classes Come hang out with us 🙌🏾

05/17/2023

Good morning!!!!

We are officially ready to launch this summer’s InnerME Empowerment session! Here’s what you can expect:

💫 This year we are partnering with BLOOM 365, Members of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated & Bougie Garden to help work with this year’s attendees!!!

💫We are opening registration for boys & girls this year

💫 Ages 13-18 are welcomed

💫 Lunch will be provided each session

💫Freedom Impact Center has allowed us to utilize their building to house this years session. Address will be given upon registration is complete.

💫Certificate of completion provided the day of last session

We are excited and ready! Please contact me for more information and to get signed up!!

05/12/2023

Hello everyone!

I’m happy to announce we will be launching our second 5 Week summer session for teens 13-18! I’m excited for the partnerships this year starting June 3rd! Registration will open up this weekend! And guess what ITS ALL FREE!!! Lunch will be provided each session!!!

11/04/2020

Two more hours left to VOTE in AZ! Get to the polls and teach your children the importance of exercising their right to vote! See below for your nearest voting poll!

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https://iwillvote.com/?state=az

Some brief voting history-

1866: The 14th Amendment to the Constitution is passed by Congress. It states that white men age 21 and over who are residents of the United States have the right to vote.

1869/70: Congress passes the 15th Amendment to the Constitution. Non-white men and freed male slaves are guaranteed the right to vote. Although black males in the northern states could vote, most lived in the south where southern states suppressed the voting rights of black and poor white voters through Jim Crow Laws. During this period, the Supreme Court generally upheld state efforts to discriminate against racial minorities; only later in the 20th century were these laws ruled unconstitutional.

1887: Citizenship is granted to Native Americans who are willing to disassociate themselves from their tribe by the Dawes Act, making the men eligible to vote.

1920: Women are guaranteed the right to vote in all US States by the 19th Amendment However, there continued to be discrimination towards poor white women. Of course black women still had to continue fighting state laws that prevented them voting.

1924: All Native Americans are granted citizenship and the right to vote, regardless of tribal affiliation.

1943: Chinese immigrants given the right to citizenship and the right to vote by the Magnuson Act.

1948: Arizona and New Mexico became the last states to extend full voting rights to Native Americans.

1971: On July 1, the 26th Amendment is passed by Congress lowering the voting age from 21 to 18.

Be a voter in the 2020 election.

09/04/2020

‼️Reminder‼️

Don’t forget to take time out for YOU!

In the process of being available for other people you are literally giving them your time, space, and energy. If you don’t refill and build yourself up, you will eventually find yourself empty. You are only as beneficial to others as you are to yourself!

Enjoy your weekend. Turn off your phone. Engage in self care! And most importantly, don’t forget to love on you! 💜

07/13/2020

Last day of our InnerMe Empowerment summer sessions! These young ladies rocked it! Till we meet again ✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾