Can We Talk: Privilege & Allyship in Collaboration with GSBA

Can We Talk: Privilege & Allyship in Collaboration with GSBA

LGBTQ+ 201: Privilege & Allyship

By World Trade Center Seattle

Date and time

Thursday, March 28 · 8 - 10am PDT

Location

World Trade Center Seattle

2200 Alaskan Way #410 Seattle, WA 98121

Agenda

8:00 AM

Doors Open/Networking/Breakfast

8:30 AM - 9:30 AM

Program/Discussion

9:30 AM - 10:00 AM

Program Ends/Networking

About this event

We are excited to welcome back River Teslar, GSBA's Business Training Specialist, for the next course in the series:

LGBTQ+ 201: Privilege & Allyship

'Oppression is a systemic issue that can take place in both subtle and violent ways in our everyday lives. Learn to define and understand various types of privilege and understand how to leverage your own to participate in active allyship. Join us as we dive deep and discuss how to step in for communities that need it the most'

You and a guest are invited to this interactive discussion with fellow members and guests and you'll also enjoy delicious breakfast items and beverages!

*Complimentary Valet Parking Available for all members and guests*

River Teslar (she/her) is GSBA’s Business Training Specialist. She received an AA in music from Navarro College and spent four years as a pharmacy technician. She is a spirited advocate for the LGBTQ+ community and looks forward to bringing her warmth and encouraging nature to business education and growth. As a trans woman with a background in advocacy and community work she is excited to put those skills to use for the GSBA. A consummate food enthusiast, she spends her free time finding new restaurants and cooking with her partner, as well as performing at open mics, hopping between her favorite local haunts, and enjoying walking around the beautiful East Capitol Hill neighborhood. River hopes to become a small business owner herself someday and host community events.

Organized by

World Trade Center Seattle is an innovative partnership that brings together the Port of Seattle, the international trade community, leading regional and international corporations, and an impressive array of nonprofit organizations.

Founded in October 1998 by the Port of Seattle, World Trade Center Seattle (WTCSE) is a membership organization that focuses on fostering economic growth and opportunity while enhancing the quality of life in the Pacific Northwest. WTCSE is part of the World Trade Centers Association (WTCA), the largest international business services network in the world. This affiliation affords WTCSE members access to a variety of services at over 300 World Trade Centers in more than 80 countries around the globe.

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