​Releasing the Superwoman Cape

​Join us for a reflective and supportive conversation honoring strength, care, and leadership lessons we can learn from the experience of Black Women.

​🌸 From Survival to Self-Preservation

​The Strong Black Woman “Superwoman” cape was forged through generations of survival, resilience, and responsibility. While this legacy reflects deep strength, it can also show up today as:

• ​Over-functioning

• ​Emotional suppression

• ​Burnout

​This session creates space to reflect on how inherited resilience has quietly become self-sacrifice—and why so many Women of Color feel exhausted despite their success.

​Together, we’ll explore a gentle but powerful shift: honoring our ancestors’ resilience while choosing wellness, boundaries, and self-preservation as the next expression of leadership.

​🎤 Guest Speaker: Kamilah Thomas, LCSW

​Kamilah Thomas is a licensed psychotherapist and organizational mental health and wellness strategist with over 18 years of experience supporting high-achieving leaders.

​A self-described Recovering Superwoman, she helps individuals move beyond burnout by building inner alignment, healthier boundaries, and sustainable definitions of success—proving that success doesn’t have to come at the cost of well-being.

​🌿In this session, we’ll explore:

• ​The historical roots of the “Superwoman” cape

• ​How generational strength shows up in work and leadership today

• ​The cost of over-functioning and emotional suppression

• ​Wellness, boundaries, and rest as leadership practices

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​​​​​This event is intentionally reserved for Women of Color and our Ally Community. Please share with friends & colleagues who are looking for their next career opportunity.

​​​​​Let’s grow together ✨