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The Latinista

A network for women of color invested in career and leadership development. NYC, LA, Chicago, Miami, Oakland

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Olivic Sojo
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03/27/22 at 6:05PM UTC (Edited)
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How can we help BIPOC women in the poorest strata to recognize their skills, prepare to endeavor, and become independent?

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Rosemary Chevere Ramos Bradley
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03/29/22 at 2:28PM UTC
I am very interested in this question. We have a circle of influence we need to take advantage of. Can we empower each of the young women in our circle to do the same to those in their own circle to scale this. Tall order but does it have any merit?
Gina Jordan
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03/27/22 at 11:13PM UTC
People who show up, are enthusiastic about their work, strive to do a good job (not simply just enough to get by), listen to instructions and directions will surely succeed and be noticed. People like that are a bright light in a dim sea of bad attitudes. So, my point is.... Have a good attitude and work diligently.
Melissa Monson
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03/27/22 at 10:37PM UTC
Great question! I'm not sure if this is a local or national organization, but I think Dress for Success is a great organization. They help disadvantaged and I believe low income women get the skills and even the attire to get better jobs.
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The Latinista, a national network for Latinas and women of color invested in professional development and career mobility. Today The Latinista offers a series of skill-building, activity driven, hands-on sessions, specifically designed to help identify and sharpen career and business skills required to achieve professional goals. The Latinista has chapters in New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami and Oakland.
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