Skills for Growth Workshop 2: Turning Vision into Direction
Note: If the workshop date or time changes, all registered participants will be notified immediately via email.
About This Workshop:
You have the vision. Now let's turn it into direction.
Join us for the second workshop in our Skills Development Series, designed specifically for Black disabled professionals and aspiring entrepreneurs. We'll transform big dreams into actionable plans for your career and entrepreneurial journey. This will be about creating a roadmap that honors your vision while giving you practical steps to move forward.
In this interactive 90 minute session, you'll learn how to break down your career or business aspirations into manageable actions, identify what you need to succeed, and build sustainable practices that keep you moving toward your goals.
What You'll Learn:
How to translate career and entrepreneurial vision into concrete, achievable steps
Practical planning frameworks that work with your life, not against it
Strategies for identifying resources and support you need
Techniques for maintaining momentum without burnout
Who Should Attend:
This workshop is designed for Black disabled professionals and aspiring entrepreneurs ready to move from dreaming to doing. Whether you attended our Dream Boarding workshop or you're joining us for the first time, this session will help you create clarity and direction for your career or business next steps.
What to Expect:
This is a hands on, interactive workshop with reflection exercises, practical planning activities, and small group discussions. You'll leave with a personalized action plan and the tools to keep refining it as you grow. The session is designed to be fully accessible with accommodations available upon request.
Accessibility: We are committed to making this workshop accessible. Please contact us to request accommodations.
About the REAL Knowledge Series:
The REAL Knowledge Series (Restorative Education and Awareness Learning) is a national education and awareness certificate program grounded in intersectionality and delivered through a community-based approach. The series challenges anti-Black racism, ableism, social exclusion, gender-based violence, and other intersecting systems of oppression shaping the lived experiences of Black disabled people.
Delivered through the REAL Knowledge Project, the series equips participants with critical knowledge, frameworks, and tools to understand and challenge systemic inequities, while fostering collective growth, leadership, and meaningful community engagement.
The Skills for Growth Series, a core sub-series of the REAL Knowledge Series, is a six-workshop learning journey designed to build practical, real-world skills. Centered on professional growth, leadership development, advocacy, and self-empowerment, each session focuses on actionable strategies participants can immediately apply to advance their personal, and professional goals.
Questions? Contact [email protected]