About this Event
Welcome to SheConnect!
Join us for a fabulous in-person event where women from all walks of life come together to connect, inspire, and empower one another. SheConnect is the perfect opportunity to network with like-minded individuals, share experiences, and gain valuable insights.
Event Highlights:
- Engaging panel discussions with influential women leaders
- Inspiring keynote speeches that will leave you feeling motivated
- Interactive workshops to enhance your skills and knowledge
- Networking sessions to build meaningful connections
- Exhibitions showcasing innovative products and services
Why Attend SheConnect?
SheConnect is designed to provide a supportive and inclusive environment for women to learn, grow, and thrive. Whether you're a professional, entrepreneur, or simply looking for inspiration, this event offers a unique platform to gain valuable insights, exchange ideas, and foster lasting connections.
Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to be part of SheConnect!
Proceeds from this event will go to a sponsorship to help a woman attend a SheTreat Experience!!
Ayana Clark is a 29-year-old educator and community advocate. She is a full-time mom to her two sons, Ja’Mal & JaDyn. Ayana is the Assistant Chief of Staff for the Committee on Education & Child Development under the leadership of 20th Ward Alderwoman Jeanette Taylor. Her passion for service came from watching her community struggle as a child and intensified following the shooting of Laquan McDonald. At that moment, she realized that authentic revolution is found in our ability to demand change collectively. She earned her Bachelors in Broadcasting and a Masters in Communication from Purdue University Northwest. She was inducted into the National Society for Leadership and Success in 2016. She earned the title Most Outstanding Graduate Student 2019 for her innovative research on media and minority movements. At Purdue, she served as the Show producer for The Roundtable Perspective, which airs on Lakeshore PBS. Not only was she the first Black woman to hold the position, but she was the first woman of color, period, and became known for highlighting the voices of marginalized groups. Her collaboration with other students earned the show four international Excellence awards for outstanding production. She is an alumnus of the 2019 Obama Foundation Community Leadership Corp, the 2022 Young Invincibles Young Advocates program, and the 2022 Congressional Black Caucus Political Boot Camp, where she collaborated with other young emerging leaders to design and implement projects that tackle pressing social issues. A former candidate for Alderman, Ayana used her experience to launch her business and non-profit “Politics is Ghetto” to promote civic engagement and train people of all ages how to navigate government. She is a Junior Board Member for the Building Brighter Futures Foundation, 1st Congressional District Director for Chicago Young Democrates, and organizer with the Workers Center for Racial Justice. She serves as a mentor through ladies of virtue and is a member of the Order of the Eastern Stars, St. John Grand Lodge, Harmony Chapter 7. She spends her free time organizing and volunteering in underserved communities. Clark brings a unique perspective to issues impacting people of color and utilizes her media knowledge to bring voice to those who have been silenced. Her commitment to advancing Black communities earned her recognition as Fox 32 Chicago’s Voice of Change in 2020 & recognition as 40 under 40 by the Black Woman’s Professionals League.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
159 N Sangamon St, 159 North Sangamon Street, Chicago, United States
USD 23.18
