Misconceptions, Microaggressions, and Imposter Syndrome: A Lens into the Black Fundraiser Experience

Explore the fundraising experience for Black fundraisers and donors. Dive into daily interactions, perceptions, and lived experiences that shape their reality. This virtual event is intended to 1) aid in identifying areas of improvement to enhance work and philanthropic experiences for Black employees and donors, 2) acknowledge lived experiences that may be a trigger for anxiety and agitation in the workplace and/or donor cycle, and 3) empower attendees to be change agents and allies for Black staff and donors.

Keynote Speaker

TeQuion Brookins, MBA, MSF (more about TeQuion)

Moderator

Kerrie Mitchell (more about Kerrie)
Vice President of Marketing and Development, Matrix Human Services

Panelists

Kelley Stokes-Samuel (more about Kelley)
Donor Relations Manager, University of Michigan Library


Richard K. Martin (more about Richard)
Principal, Caleb LLC


Benjamin Williams (more about Benjamin)
Corporate Relations Director, United Way for Southeastern Michigan; Executive Director, Motor City Sings


Approved CFRE credits: 1.5 credit hours

Registration Fees
AFP Member: Free
Collegiate Member: Free
Non-Member: $35.00
AFP Program Subscriber: Free

REGISTER HERE

Registration will close at 12:00 PM on August 18.