Join us for healing with vibrant discussions for black masc women and those they love.Welcome to "Unmasc-Qing Cycles: The Roundtable," a unique part of the Allen Coaching Group's "Coaching the Coach Life Series." This innovative monthly series merges AI technology, multimedia exploration, and interactive discussions, tailored for the black lesbian community with a warm invitation extended to black trans men. Join us at the Joan P. Garner Library on Ponce de Leon in Atlanta, where we will engage deeply with the personal and communal experiences of black masculine-identified women.
Event Details:
- Where: Joan P. Garner Library, 980 Ponce De Leon Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30306 (FREE Parking)
- When: July 13 for ‘Relationship Rewind: Challenging Love’s Norms’
- Time: 1:00-3:00 PM
Session Highlights:
- Jun 29: Aggressive Legacy: How Did We Get Here? - Explore the historical and cultural narratives that shape our identities, featuring interactive media and discussions.
- Jul 13: Relationship Rewind: Challenging Love's Norms - Explore modern relationship dynamics, redefining traditional norms with fresh insights and lively discussions.
- Aug 24: Speak Out: Let’s Talk About Sex, Bruh - Engage in candid dialogues about sexuality, breaking down barriers with expert insights and community experiences.
- Sep 14: For The Bible Tells Me So - Reconciling Spirituality with Sexuality - Join us for a discussion with Affirming Pastor, Bishop Sonya Williams, as we explore the intersections of faith and identity. This session offers a supportive space to foster understanding and acceptance.
- Oct 26: Soulful Self-Care: The Drama of Trauma - Explore the transformative power of self-care and its role in healing and resilience, guided by seasoned therapists and multimedia presentations.
Dynamic and Engaging Format:
- Ice Breakers: Kick off each session with fun and engaging icebreakers to set a welcoming tone and encourage open dialogue.
- Celebrity Insights: Explore the lives of notable MOC celebrities through video segments, discussing their impact on culture and identity.
- Media Exploration: Examine relevant scenes from popular films and shows, along with discussions of stand-up comedy and how these reflect and influence our experiences.
- Podcast Discussions: Incorporate themes from popular podcasts that resonate with our community, fostering deeper understanding and connection.
- Interactive Activities: Participate in real-time interactive activities throughout each session, enhancing engagement and learning.
Why You Should Attend: Each session, facilitated by Tamara M. Allen, MSML, Certified Life & Career Coach and author of the " UnmascQing Shadow Work Journal ," promises engaging dialogue and profound personal growth. There will be a giveaway for a complimentary copy of the journal, enhancing their journey of self-discovery and shadow work.
Dress Code: Dress to impress in your best swag that showcases your identity as a "masc woman," and express your authentic self in a supportive environment.
What’s Included:
-Engaging and dynamic discussions with streaming options for remote participants.
-Expert guest speakers from the black lesbian and trans communities.
-A free copy of the " UnmascQing Shadow Work Journal " for each attendee in the first session.
-Complimentary refreshments to enjoy during the sessions.
Don't Miss Out: Register today to secure your place in this groundbreaking series that blends culture, technology, and insightful community dialogue. Join us as we kick off Pride Month with style and substance, in an environment that celebrates diversity and fosters profound personal and communal growth. icebreakers , so don't miss this chance to be part of a transformative experience!
Event Venue
980 Ponce De Leon Avenue Northeast,Atlanta,30306,US, United States
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