YHD Events

Take your business to the next level at the Black Enterprise Entrepreneurs Summit in Philadelphia on May 18-20! The is the No. 1 conference for black entrepreneurs, founders, and wealth creators that will connect you to the capital, expertise, ideas, and inspiration needed to increase your revenue, build your brand in a competitive market, and maintain a healthy and happy lifestyle in the process!
Register for the today at blackenterprise.com/es

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YHD Enterprises is excited to work with to spread the word about an amazing opportunity for black entrepreneurs, founders, and wealth creators to network and learn how to thrive and grow in a competitive market. Learn more about the and the dynamic speaker lineup at blackenterprise.com/es

[CLIENT EVENT] SHE IS U, INC is bringing informational awareness to our youth regarding Domestic Violence and S*xual Abuse. She Is U Inc is holding our 2nd Annual "Youth Domestic Violence and S*x Abuse" March on April 30th, 2022 starting at 9:00 AM to demand an end to domestic violence and s*x abuse among our youth. >>REGISTER TODAY shorturl.at/orFP8

The march will begin at the Art Museum and end at City Hall in front of the Love scupture. She Is U Inc's supporters and survivors will walk through the streets of Philadelphia to raise awareness in honor of victims and survivors of domestic violence. Participants are encouraged to wear pink and bring signs.

There will be speakers, performers, vendors, and live music during the program portion which takes place after the march.

[CLIENT NEWS] Come show off your skating skills at She Is U Inc " Skating Towards Respect" fundraiser at Millennium Skate World on April 16th, 2022! The fundraiser is open to all ages! Tickets are $25.00 per person which includes the admission fee, pizza, skate rentals, and tokens for the arcade! Children ages 3 and under receives FREE admission! REGISTER: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/293911987667
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The Pennsylvania Women’s Empowerment Initiative (PAWEI) invites you to join them for an afternoon of networking and fellowship. >>LINK IN BIO

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Hey Bosses, I'll be sharing information about YHD Services today at the POWER UP Your Business Workshop during the Resource Fair. I'm looking forward to connecting and sharing how I can help businesses build their value and visibility. https://bit.ly/powerupbiz

Hey Bosses, I will be speaking with business owners about building their value and visibility at the Know Your Business Power Virtual Symposium. There will be dynamic speakers there sharing their expertise to help grow your business. REGISTER at https://bit.ly/KYBPWeb

The goal of the Know Your Business Power Symposium (KYBP) is to show you the dynamic power of your business when you are compliant, structured, and prepared to service clients and execute at a high level. Lacking these fundamental principles is detrimental to your business.

This symposium is for you if:

You want knowledge on how your business can work for you
You are in need of a business structure
You need business startup necessities
You want to stop hustling and brand your business

Do not miss this event!!

Today we honor Judge Jane Matilda Bolin. She helped make the impossible a reality for Black women.

Born and raised in Today we honor Judge Jane Matilda Bolin.ve boroughs of New York City, Jane Matilda Bolin (1908–2007) is best known for a particular “first” of groundbreaking magnitude. She holds the honor of being the first African-American judge in the entire United States, joining the bench of New York City’s Domestic Relations Court in 1939. Her appointment by Mayor Fiorello La Guardia, which came as some surprise to Bolin herself when she was summoned with her husband to an audience with the mayor at the 1939 World’s Fair, she was not aware of the mayor’s intentions in advance. This made “news around the world.”

Judge Bolin served with distinction, reappointed to the bench by three different mayors — O’Dwyer in 1949 (although not without some politicking), Wagner in 1959, and Lindsay in 1969 — while weathering the reorganization of the Domestic Relations Court into the Family Court in 1962.[8] She retired in 1979, but only reluctantly; in an interview conducted when Judge Bolin was in her early 80s, she made clear that, were it up to her, she would still be serving on the Family Court.

Judgeship was not Jane Bolin’s only first, or even her first of comparable magnitude. Among her tally, she was the first black woman to graduate from Yale Law School, to join the New York City Bar, and to work in the office of the City’s Corporation Counsel.
Bolin also worked as a legal advisor for the National Council of Negro Women.

(Source: https://history.nycourts.gov/judge-jane-bolin/)

Happy Black History Month! Throughout this month YHD will be honoring dynamic women of color who have made or who are making an impact in our communities.