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SUMMARY:SHE CAN Storytellers: Championing HIV Advocacy and Equity Through the Voices of Women Healthcare Leaders
DESCRIPTION:CAN Community Health is thrilled to invite you to a powerful and inspiring event hosted on November 3\, 2025\, titled: SHE CAN Storytellers: Championing HIV Advocacy and Equity Through the Voices of Women Healthcare Leaders. \n\n \n\nThis event marks 3rd annual panel series\, a dynamic initiative designed to foster education and meaningful conversations around HIV and STI prevalence within the female community particularly among women of color.\n\n \n\nThrough this series\, we aim to:\n\n Empower women of color by sharing their personal journeys and professional insights\n Promote health education and services tailored to the unique needs of diverse communities\n Foster dialogue and awareness around health equity\, access\, and representation\n Celebrate resilience and leadership in the face of systemic challenges\n\n \n\nWe are honored to feature a distinguished panel of women leaders:\n\n\n Dr. Marissa Robinson\, Founder & Principal Consultant\, Real Health Impact LLC\n Dr. Oni Blackstock\, Founder & Executive Director\, Health Justice\n Holly Figueroa\, Tribal Liaison\n Asal Sayas\, Director of Governmental Affairs\, AmFAR\n\n \n\nThe Storyteller Series will be streamed via StreamYard platform: \n\nEvent Date: November 3\, 2025\n\nTime: 11 AM to 12 PM EST \n\nStreaming Platform: StreamYard\, link here: https://www.facebook.com/share/1CvWN5zXer/\n\n \n\nWe look forward to your participation in this important conversation and celebration of leadership\, advocacy\, and equity. Special thanks to First Horizon Bank for their generous support of the SHE CAN & Community Health Initiative. Your commitment helps empower women and strengthen community health efforts.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:CAN Community Health is thrilled to invite you to a powerful and inspiring event hosted on \;November 3\, 2025\, titled: \;SHE CAN Storytellers: \;Championing HIV Advocacy and Equity Through the Voices of Women Healthcare Leaders. \;
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\nThis event marks 3rd annual panel series\, a dynamic initiative designed to foster education and meaningful conversations around HIV and STI prevalence within the female community&mdash\;particularly among \;women of color.
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\nThrough this series\, we aim to:\n\n - Empower women of color \;by sharing their personal journeys and professional insights
\n - Promote health education and services \;tailored to the unique needs of diverse communities
\n - Foster dialogue and awareness \;around health equity\, access\, and representation
\n - Celebrate resilience and leadership \;in the face of systemic challenges
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\nWe are honored to feature a distinguished panel of women leaders:\n\n\n - Dr. Marissa Robinson\, Founder &\; Principal Consultant\, Real Health Impact LLC
\n - Dr. Oni Blackstock\, Founder &\; Executive Director\, Health Justice
\n - Holly Figueroa\, Tribal Liaison
\n - Asal Sayas\, Director of Governmental Affairs\, AmFAR
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\nThe Storyteller Series will be streamed via \;StreamYard platform: \;
\nEvent Date: \;November 3\, 2025
\nTime: \;11 AM to 12 PM EST \;
\nStreaming Platform: \;StreamYard\, link here: \;https://www.facebook.com/share/1CvWN5zXer/
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\nWe look forward to your participation in this important conversation and celebration of leadership\, advocacy\, and equity. Special thanks to \;First Horizon Bank \;for their generous support of the SHE CAN &\; Community Health Initiative. Your commitment helps empower women and strengthen community health efforts.
LOCATION:Location: Streaming Platform: Stream Yard\, link here: https://www.facebook.com/share/1CvWN5zXer/
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URL:https://business.equalitychamber.org/events/details/she-can-storytellers-championing-hiv-advocacy-and-equity-through-the-voices-of-women-healthcare-leaders-4968
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