Join the National AAEA Mind Your Business Workshop Series
BIPOC Mental Health Hybrid (In-Person & Virtual) Event:
Culture, Community, and Connection
BIPOC Mental Health Hybrid (In-Person & Virtual) Event:
Culture, Community, and Connection
All 4 Session Live Subject Matter Speakers will all be broadcast live on the AAEA Livestream platforms for anyone not wanting to attend the classes. (https://www.facebook.com/
RSVP REQUIRED for In-Person Classes
Get your IN PERSON** tickets HERE:
Get your IN PERSON** tickets HERE:
**Choose the correct City to Participate in and Choose one or all 4.**
**Must select dates and city you want to attend in person. Person, Seats are limited**
**Must select dates and city you want to attend in person. Person, Seats are limited**
Register to attend via ZOOM on these links:
Description:
BIPOC communities are rooted in collectivist cultures, which recognize that each person’s health and wellness are deeply interconnected with their community’s. When one person seeks to take care of their mental health, it impacts the wellness of the community at large. Let’s make a more significant impact together! Join us Monday evenings in July for the National and Local collaborative event where we spotlight BIPOC Mental Health Month, Hosted by the AAEA Mind Your Business Workshop Series featuring Culture, Community, and Connection.
Format: National Speakers will present and interact with locally based groups via Zoom for about 45 minutes to discuss the day’s topic. After the national subject matter speaker is concluded, cameras go off, and the conversations shift from the national overview of the case to how it affects business owners on the localized level. A subject matter specialist and AAEA Ambassadors will present at the local locations to keep the conversation running. This will enable participants to express concerns, have discussions focusing on the local challenges that BIPOC faces in the immediate community, and learn more about local resources to elevate the participant’s mental health approaches effectively.
Format: National Speakers will present and interact with locally based groups via Zoom for about 45 minutes to discuss the day’s topic. After the national subject matter speaker is concluded, cameras go off, and the conversations shift from the national overview of the case to how it affects business owners on the localized level. A subject matter specialist and AAEA Ambassadors will present at the local locations to keep the conversation running. This will enable participants to express concerns, have discussions focusing on the local challenges that BIPOC faces in the immediate community, and learn more about local resources to elevate the participant’s mental health approaches effectively.
Dates: July 10th, July 17th, July 24th, and July 31st
Event time: 6:30- 8:00 pm (EST) / 5:30-7:00 pm (CDT)
(5) National Class Locations:
Daytona Beach, FL;
AAEA Headquarters Office
601 Innovation Way, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
AAEA Headquarters Office
601 Innovation Way, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Birmingham, AL;
CREED 63
1601 5th Ave North, Birmingham, AL 35203
CREED 63
1601 5th Ave North, Birmingham, AL 35203
Montgomery, AL;
Sweetie B’s Arms Foundation
2868 Zelda Road, Montgomery, AL 36106
Sweetie B’s Arms Foundation
2868 Zelda Road, Montgomery, AL 36106
Atlanta, GA & Baltimore, MD;
Email juliakf.aaeassociation@gmail.
Email juliakf.aaeassociation@gmail.