The I’mPossible Conversation for Possible Women of Color

(L-R) Benta, Adesioye, Estelle,Bresi-Ando, Corbett, Squire, Jackson

This year’s Women’s History Month is full of inspiration. Last Thursday I attended The  I’mPossible Conversation, an engaging panel discussion on leadership and women of color. Held in the fabulous L’Oreal studios, the UK-based organization made its global debut in New York City.  Founder Simone Bresi-Ando sparked the conversation to encourage young women of color to  achieve their goals and make their dreams POSSIBLE.

Me chatting with Huffington Post’s Julee Wilson. (Peep my friend Aramis in the back lol)

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