Womxn’s March Denver

Womxn’s March Denver gathers Denver Black Community Leaders August 4: The Current and Future State of Affairs; How to Better Position Our Allies
Includes #Vote2Vent Digital Toolkit Launch

On August 4, 2020 from 6:30 to 8 p.m., the Womxn’s March Denver is presenting a virtual event panel discussion with leading members of Denver’s Black Community to discuss the Current and Future State of Affairs and How to Better Position Our Allies. Registration for the event is free on Eventbrite. Registrants will receive the event Zoom link after registration in Eventbrite, and will have an opportunity to submit questions to panelists in advance.

In addition, the August 4 event will serve as a kickoff to a digital toolkit campaign and drawing, named #Vote2Vent, to motivate and inspire folks to vote.

Panelists listed below will be moderated by Dr. Genene Duran, the new Dean of Health at Denver’s

Emily Griffith Opportunity School and Board Member with the Womxn’s March Denver:

• Apryl Alexander —Associate Professor and Clinical Psychologist, University of Denver/Denver

Forensic Institute for Research, Service, and Training

• Tamra DeBrady —President, Colorado Black Women for Political Action
• Kim Desmond —Director, Denver Mayor’s Office of Social Equity and Innovation
• Abria Duran —Co-Chair, Denver Mayor’s Youth Commission
• Ashle Mirahzh Mygat —100 Women in Black
• Barry Overton —Co-Chair, Denver African American Commission; Former Military Police

Officer; Operation Desert Storm/Gulf War veteran. Former Denver Patrol Officer and Narcotics

Detective (21 years)

• Sondra Young —President, NAACP Denver Branch

Supporters of #Vote2Vent Digital Toolkit:

• Yes On National Popular Vote
• Colorado Black Women for Political Action
• 2020 Denver Women’s Commission