Entrepreneurs, founders, freelancers, and visionaries— who identify as BIWOC (Black, Indigenous, and Womxn of Color) and TIN*BIPOC (Trans*, Inter, Non-binary Black, Indigenous, People of Color) — are invited to join the groundbreaking Journey of Courage Summit by Brave Spaces 2.0. This event is tailored for individuals seeking empowerment, connection, and a supportive community to navigate the entrepreneurial landscape in Germany.
✨ What’s the Buzz? ⭐️
Embark on a transformative journey with our distinguished speakers at the Journey of Courage Summit. Leni Charles, the visionary behind Kids of the Diaspora, explores the intricacies of identity. Cérise C. Carson, a holistic nutritionist and life coach, invites you to “Unite & Ignite,” celebrating diversity through a networking workshop. Ouassima Laabich is the initiator and project lead of MUSLIM FUTURES at Superrr Lab, she will guide you to “On Dreaming and (Re-)Imagining: and how we can make use of it.”
Beatrace Angut Lorika Oola, a force in African fashion, delves into the entrepreneur’s journey of resilience and transformation. Sameela Königsmann Corr, a Business Manager, and Business Development will facilitate Workshop 2 with the titel “5000 seconds of spotlight on the lessons we learn from failure”. The day will be moderated by ShaNon Bobinger .
✨ Why Attend? ✨
This summit is a transformative experience rooted in community, commitment, and empowerment. As the first of its kind, it carves a space exclusively for our community of BIWOC and TIN*BIPOC, providing invaluable insights, networking opportunities, and shared wisdom. What sets it apart? Inclusivity is woven into the ticket price, offering attendees not just access to the summit but also inclusive breakfast and african food for lunch. You’ll leave with newfound knowledge, a strengthened network, and a sense of belonging, ready to face the challenges and triumphs of entrepreneurship.
Join the creating history and shaping our future of entrepreneurship for BIWOC and TIN*BIPOC. Be part of a FUBU celebration that goes beyond an event—it’s a movement towards a more inclusive and empowered entrepreneurial landscape. This event is for BIWOC (Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color) and TIN*BIPOC (Transgender, Intersex, and Non-binary BIPOC). If you don’t identify with these groups, we kindly ask for your understanding and to refrain from participating.
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