The NCAT Creative Writing Program and Girls Inc. of Guilford County have teamed up during Women’s History Month to host a benefit to raise funds for the New Choices program of the Women’s Resource Center of Greensboro. This creative extravaganza celebrating the lives of Greensboro’s diverse women and the work of the Women’s Resource Center. The Center is an organization that serves women across racial, social and economic boundaries. The New Choices program supports women in acquiring skills and readiness for the job market fulfilling a real need in our community.
This celebration of women’s accomplishments/women’s lives draws on the talents of women from across the diverse segments of the Greensboro community.
Special guest performers will include: T. Diane Bellamy-Small, City Council; Dr. Monica A. Coleman, Religious Studies, Bennett College; Amaris Howard, Spoken Word Artist; Theresa Bennett-Wilkes, Author; Veronica Talton, Vocalist; Valerie Nieman, Author; Cass Plater, Librarian, NC A&T; Donalja James: The Voiceness, Spoken Word Artist; Mable Scott, Poetess, NC A&T; Brenda Mewborn, Girls Inc; Kenny Shulman, Women’s Resource Center; Dr. Anjail Rashida Ahmad, Poet, NC A&T and many more . Hosted by Lavie Lasure.
This evening of women’s Heart-inspired, magic promises to uplift and empower…!
This celebration of Women’s March Magic is assured to raise the profile of A&T’s efforts to uplift and empower women throughout the Greensboro community showcasing Greensboro as a city which takes its diversity to heart.
When & Where:
March 21, 2005 at 7:00 pm on the campus of
North Carolina A&T State University in the
New Classroom Building
Benbow Road at Sullivan, parking lot G-1
Auditorium, A-218, on the second floor (parking is plentiful for this location) as well as in the Aggie stadium lot across the street.
For more information contact: Dr. Anjail R, Ahmad, CWP, 334-7771, ext. 2370 or [email protected].
This program is open to the public. A donation of $5 is suggested (All proceeds will go to the New Choices program).
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