Giving Compass' Take:
- Roberta Eaton, Interim Executive Director of DeafDAWN. Koube Ngaaje, President and CEO of DASH, and Millicent Shaw Phipps, Director of Legal Programs, Ujima discuss resources and awareness on how to best help Black women.
- How do racism and sexism disproportionately impact black women in our culture? How can donors understand (and address) their struggles through an intersectional lens?
- Read more about mobilizing for justice and protection of Black women.
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The conversation helped raise the awareness about safety resources for women, ways to advocate for women and the ever-present need to protect Black women at all times.
The #AskHer conversation was moderated by Erika Totten, a leading practitioner in healing, liberation and community building for Black women. Guests included Grantee Partners Roberta Eaton, Interim Executive Director of DeafDAWN and Koube Ngaaje, President and CEO of DASH, and also included Millicent Shaw Phipps, Director Legal Programs, Ujima.
Read the full article about protecting Black women by Mercy Chikowore at Washington Area Women's Foundation.