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FEB. 19
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
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A hands-on drumming workshop that explores the power of drumming in building community, healing the soul, and synchronizing the rhythms and heart beats of the mind, body, and spirit.
Join us at the Women’s Center for a conversation in observance of Black History Month. Enjoy snacks and learn with us as we discuss anti-blackness and educate ourselves on ways to address it with a feminist lens!
In honor of Black History Month 2020, students, faculty, and community members are invited to come together to record songs by classic blues artists such as Robert Johnson and Muddy Waters in our state-of-the-art recording studio. Contact Mike Espar (mespar@sdccd.edu) for more info or visit sdcity.edu/music.
Golden Voice Productions Presents: A Night with Erisa Nicole a M.A.N.D.A.T.E. Recording Artist. Special guest J. Boykin & The Johnson Project & Spinning All Night DJ John Phillips
Doors Open @ 4:00pm
Live Music from 6pm – 12midnight
Humphreys Backstage Live
2241 Shelter Island Drive
San Diego, CA 92106
$20 Cover Change
Black Box Theatre (AH 320)
As Blacks in Technology San Diego strives to highlight industry leaders, we will host a special panel creating awareness and sharing knowledge on the latest technology trends through the lens of San Diego’s most powerful and brightest attorneys. As much of our intended audience are entrepreneurs, attorneys, and tech professionals seeking to advance their career, this panel is designed to share new innovation, standards, policies, and forecasts with legal insight. Panelists range from boutique law experts specializing in Intellectual Property, Labor & Employment, and Technology and Venture Capital to general counsel directing some of San Diegos Fortune 500 companies. This event will take place at the offices of Latham and Watkins in the Del Mar Heights area. Doors open at 6:00pm. Panel starts promptly at 7:00. Post networking mixer at Hotel Indigo Restaurant & Bar. $10 Requested Donation.
More Details to Come!
Poets Speak Out on the strength and resilience of Black women. Students and community members can share poetry and spoken word regarding experiences of being Black in America.
KALIFIA San Diego will be hosting a reoccurring fashion show, live photoshoot and networking mixer in Downtown. Our goal is to get our models seen by model agency representatives as well as local photographers. This event is for YOU. The aspiring model. The published model. The plus size model. The petite model. We are gathering resources for YOU to begin your modeling career.
Our first show will be inspired by the new film “Queen & Slim”. The theme for each event will be inspired by a popular black film, show or music video. For example, one week we might have the fashion show based on the series “Insecure”, the next week Beyoncé’s Lemonade and after that, maybe Harlem Nights. We currently have a list of over 30 themes, however we are still accepting suggestions.
Following the fashion show, there will be photographers working on a live photoshoot & headshots. MODELS, please bring your portfolio/comp cards. Be prepared to not only speak with representatives from model agencies, but also from media (radio, podcast, etc). There will be interviews, so please show up camera ready!
Headshots: First Come, First Served.
*Model/Photographer/MUA/Media Representative Passes Are Now On Eventbrite*
February 20th – RSVP Only Event
Inspiration: Film/Show/Music Video Popular To The Milennial Generation (For Example – Lemonade By Beyoncé, Insecure By Issa Rae, Harlem Nights)
February Theme: “Queen & Slim”
Venue: 531 F St San Diego Ca 92101
*PHOTOSHOOT*
Photographers
(At Least 5 Professional Photographers Assigned To The Every Event):
Thomas Howard
IG:djdocsd
*NETWORKING MIXER*
Media Representative:
Thomas Howard (R.O.C. Media)
Lori Jefferson (Lady R.O.C. of R.O.C. Media)
Derrick Huntley (Celeb Watch)
Donald Ryles (Key56)
GoHamRadio
Aaron Hall
IG: @jonell_diamond
Email: aaron.j.hall@outlook.com
Dolapo Dosumu
IG: d.o.a4tografi
Email: doa4tografi@gmail.com
Sara Harris
Email: bookings@saramaxine.com
Kinglabonson
IG: @sayluvcreations
Abstract Photography
@knowgod
Alan Tisby
Joseph Mustin
MUA:
Bria Pugh
IG: @slimfaces_llc
Aryanna Crayton
IG: @hotgirlmakeupartistry
*FASHION SHOW*
Models
(Selected From A Database Of Over 80 Models In San Diego):
1. Jamilah Randolph (@jamilahthegreat)
2. Selina Hall (@_soulbeautiful)
3. Stephon Smith (@stephonsmithofficial)
4. Ray Zeus (@ray.zeus)
5. Jamie Watkins (fitcaliqueen83)
6. Judah Williams Jr. (@hewontbutjwill)
7. Janea Witherspoon Washington
8. Marica Sutton (@chaezwillow)
9. Marijah Alexander
10. Simeon Kidd (@kiddboysimeon)
Clothing Brands:
FlyCoCompany
(IG: @flycocompany)
R.Alexander Collection (@r.alexandercollections)
Boutiques:
@ShopLovelyMarie
@KandKBeautyBoutique
@MilanChanel
@WynterFaithCo
In collaboration with Student African American Brotherhood (SAAB), the SDSU Black Resource Center (BRC) hosts two Brother to Brother Luncheon events per semester.
This luncheon is held on-campus at the Faculty-Staff Club and free lunch is provided! Attendees will have the opportunity to meet other students, faculty, and staff members who self-identify as black male-identifying individuals.
The second Brother to Brother Luncheon of the year will take place on:
Friday, February 21, 2020
11am-1pm
Lunch will be served promptly at 11:00am
Hillel Center (next door to the BRC)
Address: 5717 Lindo Paseo, San Diego, CA 92115
SPACE IS LIMITED SO PLEASE REGISTER ASAP! If interested, please submit your information below and we will contact you via email to confirm your seat!
FEB. 21
11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
MESA COMMONS 211 A/B
SEPIA Healing Circle
Students can to come together, express their feelings, and discuss their experiences with racism in order to debunk the myths and confront the lies of white supremacy. Structured format to encourage conversation. Refreshments will be served.
