BDN of KY

Join Norton HealthCare Services and the Business Diversity Network (BDNKY) for “2020: A Vision For Inclusion”. This is the second workplace diversity conference designed to assist in implementing successful strategies and programs to promote a culture of inclusion, create opportunities for best practices to explore the potential impact of Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) trends on your company’s bottom line.

http://www.bdnky.org/event/diversity-workplace-conference-2/

Diversity in the Workplace Conference - BDNKY, Inc. Effective inclusion and employee engagement is an ongoing process for any organization. Join Norton HealthCare Services and the Business Diversity Network (BDNKY) for “2020: A Vision For Inclusion”.

Don't forget to apply for our BDN Scholarship!! DEADLINE: JANUARY 27th !!
http://www.bdnky.org/2016/11/bdn-announces-scholarship-opportunity-submission-deadline/

BDN Announces Scholarship Opportunity - Submission Deadline: January 27, 2017 - BDNKY, Inc. The Business Diversity Network of Kentucky, Inc. is pleased to award scholarships to deserving, qualified students in the Kentuckiana area. Our organization provides opportunities to advance diversity and inclusion in the community including ways to invest in future leaders. Click here for scholarsh...

Diversity in the Workplace Conference

September 15 @ 8:00 am - 1:00 pm
University of Louisville Shelby Campus
Founders Union Building
450 N. Whittington Parkway

This conference is open to all Louisville Metro business leaders and employees.

Light breakfast and lunch will be served.

Registration
This event is free, but preregistration is encouraged.
http://www.bdnky.org/event/diversity-workplace-conference/

Pictures from BDN Forum - Unconscious Bias in the Workplace, presented by: Debra Walton Wells and AJ Hubbard.

Outstanding session about awareness and impact of this topic in both personal and professional settings. Kudos to facilitators -- Debra Walton Wells and AJ Hubbard.

BDNKY forum underway and excited to hear from the speakers

Ladies and genteman, you are not going to want to miss this! Check out more information about the BDNKY sponsored event Dialogue on Diversity below:

5th Annual Dialogue on Diversity Conference - BDNKY, Inc. Bellarmine University’s Office of Multicultural Affairs is proud to host the 5th Annual Dialogue on Diversity conference. This year the conference will be held on Friday April 1, 2016 on Bellarmine’s campus in Louisville KY. Our theme this year is: SET for Inclusion™ Visit the website to view comp…

Office of the Dean, International, Diversity and Engagement Programs

University of Louisville/Yearlings Club
Forum Series

Cordially Invites You To the

Community Holiday Reception

Sunday, December 13, 2015
4:00-7:00p.m.
The Yearlings Club, 4309 W. Broadway, Louisville, KY 40211


Join the community as we celebrate the holiday season. Get in the Holiday Groove!
Meet university faculty and staff! Free and open to the public!
Light refreshments served. Cash bar offered by the Yearlings Club.
R.S.V.P. requested. Clest Lanier, (502) 852-3042 or [email protected]

University of Louisville/Yearlings Club
Forum Series

Cordially Invites You

Join Us!

Sunday, November 15, 2015
4:00-6:00p.m.
The Yearlings Club, 4309 W. Broadway

JCPS Report Card, An Update on New Initiatives Launched for the 2015-16 School Term. Presenters: Dr. Donna Hargens, Superintendent, Jefferson Co. Public Schools, Diane Porter, Vice Chair, Jefferson Co. Board of Education.

Our distinguished guests will discuss current education issues, achievement disparities, improvements in test scores and new initiatives for the 2015-16 school term. Attendees will learn about minority recruitment initiatives, and the current status of JCPS restorative justice programs.

The University of Louisville/Yearlings Club Community Forum Series brings university faculty, community leaders and the African American community together to discuss important issues. Currently in its twelfth year, this exciting partnership provides a forum to discuss important community issues.

Sponsored by the College of Arts and Sciences, Office of the Dean, International, Diversity and Engagement Programs, the Forum Series is free and open to the public. Light refreshments served. For additional information, please contact Clest Lanier (502) 852-3042 or [email protected]

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24
FINDING YOUR OWN VOICE
workshop

The workshop runs from 9:30am to 2:30pm
with 50 minutes for a delicious lunch and informal conversation

TO REGISTER GO TO: WWW.DIVERSECOLLABORATIONS.COM


What exactly is FINDING YOUR OWN VOICE®?
FINDING YOUR OWN VOICE is an empowering wellness workshop designed to help women connect with and strengthen the very core of our own unique wisdom and purpose. During the workshop participants have the opportunity to relax, focus on their own needs and dreams, and explore their creativity as a tool to access their inner sage. Creative and (supposedly) non-creative women are welcome!

What happens during the workshop?
The workshop consists on guided creative exercises, useful information about the creative process as well as about the energy centers of the body, short walks in a beautiful setting, a healthy lunch, and a closing mindful meditation. Each of the guided exercises facilitated by mari becomes part of a toolbox that participants take with them to access at any time after the workshop when one is in need of clarity or even just a peaceful and recharging moment. The informal, yet structured format of the workshop allows for quiet inward creative work and written reflections. The focus is on the individual and her needs and sharing is completely optional. Each participant can choose to experience each moment of the workshop for herself alone, or to share as little or as much as she wants, whatever feels right for her. Participants, however, oftentimes find an empowering and supportive community in one another.

Workshop Fees
Fees are based on ability to pay. A minimum donation of $35 is suggested. However, no matter how much participants are able to pay, their presence and participation is considered a valuable addition to the community that we create together at the workshop. Barter is also an option.
When you pay $50, I am better able to provide healthy food for lunch and snacks. Contributing $75 helps also pay for materials and an art-kit for all participants to take home. If you can afford to pay $100 or more, please do so. One hundred dollars will pay for the time I spend planning, advertising, preparing food, and preparing and facilitating the workshop. Your contribution of $125 or $150 makes it possible for other women to participate regardless of financial constraints, and supports my ongoing development in mindfulness, creativity and compassion so that I can continue to provide better workshops and services for all.

For more information and to register, go to: www.diversecollaborations.com

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