We are looking forward to an evening of guest speakers, stories and discussion around this years theme of #EmbraceEquity
She Is You would like to invite you to our first in-person event of the year to celebrate Womens History Month.
The theme for International Womens Day this year is #EmbraceEquity. We will be joined by a panel of female leaders who we will be weighing in on the theme for this year, but not only that, this will be an evening of celebration and inspiration.
You can expect:
- A chance to network and engage with other like-minded women like yourselves
- Fantastic prizes to be won from incredible UK black owned businesses
- Snacks and refreshments
We look forward to having you join us. It’s going to be a really memorable and intimate night.
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