Thu Oct 29, 7:00 PM - Thu Oct 29, 8:00 PM
Online Event
Online Event
Virtual
Event, Boston, MA 02203
Community: Boston
Description
Join 'The Hate U Give' author Angie Thomas at Horizons' virtual Women's Breakfast (for Dinner) event on October 29 at 7pm ET for a night of vital discussions around racial equity.
Event Details
This year's event will include a virtual discussion with Angie Thomas, author of The Hate U Give—a powerful novel about one girl's struggle for justice, which has spent more than two years on The New York Times bestseller list and been made into a major motion picture.
Click here to purchase tickets or learn about sponsorship opportunities - http://bit.ly/HorizonsWBTickets
Corporations and individuals have both been registering, recognizing this session is an opportunity to expand their knowledge and understanding in diversity, equality and inclusion (DEI) topics. Proceeds from the event support the non-profit's early education centers and its Playspace Program, which provide safe places for children to play and learn while the family is living in a homeless shelter. Additionally, Horizons' Family Partnerships Program helps parents use their strengths to navigate the often frightening and frustrating terrain of homelessness.
This year's event will aim to further the national discussion around racial equity while supporting Horizons for Homeless Children, an organization that is countering systemic racism by empowering families of color every day and working to make a more equitable future for all via unique and dynamic support systems. Across the nation, the population of homeless children and families continues to grow, with more than 20,000 children under six experiencing homelessness each year in Massachusetts alone. 77% of the children Horizons' serve are Black, Hispanic or Multiracial, according to their latest demographic report.
Don't miss this event which will be full of important discussions and the opportunity to help children experiencing homelessness! Purchase your tickets today.
URL:
Tickets: https://go.evvnt.com/695396-0?pid=4559
Price:
Individual tickets: USD 50.00
Click here to purchase tickets or learn about sponsorship opportunities - http://bit.ly/HorizonsWBTickets
Corporations and individuals have both been registering, recognizing this session is an opportunity to expand their knowledge and understanding in diversity, equality and inclusion (DEI) topics. Proceeds from the event support the non-profit's early education centers and its Playspace Program, which provide safe places for children to play and learn while the family is living in a homeless shelter. Additionally, Horizons' Family Partnerships Program helps parents use their strengths to navigate the often frightening and frustrating terrain of homelessness.
This year's event will aim to further the national discussion around racial equity while supporting Horizons for Homeless Children, an organization that is countering systemic racism by empowering families of color every day and working to make a more equitable future for all via unique and dynamic support systems. Across the nation, the population of homeless children and families continues to grow, with more than 20,000 children under six experiencing homelessness each year in Massachusetts alone. 77% of the children Horizons' serve are Black, Hispanic or Multiracial, according to their latest demographic report.
Don't miss this event which will be full of important discussions and the opportunity to help children experiencing homelessness! Purchase your tickets today.
URL:
Tickets: https://go.evvnt.com/695396-0?pid=4559
Price:
Individual tickets: USD 50.00