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2021 Multicultural & Diversity Webinars, Career Fairs, Awards & Galas @museumofpr @EmergeSmarter @LGBTQinsights @NYUrbanLeague @AAFNational Register Now

Tuesday, Feb 09, 2021
Upcoming Key Multicultural & Diversity Events Feb – Nov 2021, Register Now

 

 

Featured Events and Organizations/Companies

  • Museum of Public Relations & Diversity Action Alliance Present – Celebrating Black PR History: Ushering in a New Era of History-Makers, Feb 9
  • “Amplifying the Voice of the Black Consumer, Part 3: How Brands Can Help Eliminate Racial Inequality,” Feb 18
  • Black LGBTQ Community Survey Results: Free Webinar, Feb 23
  • New York Urban League to host 55th Annual Frederick Douglass Awards Virtual Gala, Mar 16
  • Mosaic Awards: Honoring Truth, Value and Unity, Mar 25
  • Community Marketing & Insights 14th Annual LGBTQ Marketing & Advertising Symposium, Nov 8-11

Museum of Public Relations & Diversity Action Alliance Present – Celebrating Black PR History: Ushering in a New Era of History-Makers, Feb 9
This year’s Celebrating #BlackPRHistory event will be held virtually, starting Feb. 9, at 6:00pm EST, co-hosted with the Diversity Action Alliance. The program will reveal new insights into what’s on the minds of today’s PR superstars, how far we’ve come, how far we need to go, and why black history matters more than ever. Admission is FREE with registration: https://bit.ly/3supMPj Introduction by Carmella Glover; Keynote: Charlene Wheeless; Presentation by Dr. Denise Hill; Moderator: Dr. Rochelle Tillery-Larkin Ford; Panelists: Sabrina Browne, Troy Blackwell, Jr., Candace Steele-Flippin, Cedric F. Brown, Emily K. Graham, Marvin Hill, Jr., Damon Jones, and Denvol Haye Jr. Sponsored by: Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Georgia; Georgetown University School of Continuing Studies, Public Relations & Corporate Communications; Talkwalker; Peppercomm; Ragan Communications; PR Council; Page; CommPRO; Bob Varettoni; and Muck Rack. Contact Information: Jenny Frenkel – jenny@prmuseum.org, Shelley Spector – shelleyspector@prmuseum.org

“Amplifying the Voice of the Black Consumer, Part 3: How Brands Can Help Eliminate Racial Inequality,” Feb 18
The journey towards change can be steep and difficult. From the devastating effects of the pandemic to the blatant examples of police brutality and systemic racism we watched play out from our homes, we were all transformed by what we saw. And, for many of us, those events brought to light a truth that was hard to grapple with…What America is today is different than the America we want to be. We left 2020 with hope for a plan to eradicate the virus and an expectation for dramatic change in racial inequality in this country.
With the calls for change continuing, we believe it is important to keep the experiences of the Black community at the forefront. As we celebrate Black History Month, we will reconnect with our panelists from two of our most sought-after live discussions, “Amplifying the Voice of the Black Consumer.”
During this moderated conversation, you’ll learn about:
•   Their current views and personal experiences on the realities of being Black in America today amid the global pandemic
•   Their reflections on the impact of the social movement triggered by the killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and other members of the Black community
•   Their outlook on recent political shifts and the impact they anticipate for the Black community as a whole
•   Reactions to what companies/brands are doing and have done to change the narrative and show allyship with the Black community
•   Opinions around what’s still left to be done including how companies/brands can support and elevate the Black community

Black LGBTQ Community Survey Results: Free Webinar, Feb 23
The Center for Black Equity (CBE) and Community Marketing & Insights (CMI) have released the Black LGBTQ Community Survey results, to commemorate Black History Month, February 2021. Upcoming LIVE webinar discussion about CMI’s Black LGBTQ Community Survey will be held on Tuesday, Feb 23 at 1:30pm EST. Click here to register for the free webinar. The full survey report on Black LGBTQ Americans is available to download. To receive a free copy, please send your request to: research@cmi.info.

New York Urban League to host 55th Annual Frederick Douglass Awards Virtual Gala, Mar 16
The New York Urban League (NYUL) will commemorate its Centennial Anniversary at the 55th Annual Frederick Douglass Awards Virtual Gala on Tuesday, March 16, 2021. Civil rights activist, business leader and political advisor Vernon E. Jordan, Jr. is the Honorary Chair. Legendary sportsman Hank Aaron, Michael Dowling (President and CEO, Northwell), Raymond J. McGuire (former Vice Chairman, Citigroup), and Daniel Schulman (President and CEO, PayPal) will receive NYUL’s most coveted honor – the Frederick Douglass Award. Film producer and social justice advocate Crystal McCrary will receive the Ann Kheel award, named for the civic leader and founder of the Frederick Douglass Awards Dinner. The Honorary Committee includes Billye Suber Aaron, Harry Belafonte, The late Hon. David N. Dinkins, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Spike Lee, Tonya Lewis Lee, David Winfield, Hal Steinbrenner, Deborah Willis, Naomi Campbell, Bethann Hardison, Cole Anthony and Ella Anthony. The evening starts with a reception at 6:30 pm followed by the program at 7 pm. A special performance will be offered by celebrated Jazz artist Keyon Harrold, whose recent family experience with racial profiling, covered by news outlets around the country, underscores the inherent value and necessity for the work of NYUL. MC Lyte is spinning for the AfterParty. NYUL continually challenges existing inequities of our society. As one of the oldest civil rights organizations in the nation, NYUL’s work in the areas of economic development, education and advocacy have impacted generations of underserved New Yorkers. Gala sponsorships assist NYUL’s COVID-19 and educational response efforts, provides resources and virtual programming to those affected by COVID-19 and support NYUL’s COVID-19 Emergency Fund, which offers grants to students and families in NYUL’s employment and youth services and other much-needed programs. The Centennial Gala will also raise funds to support new and expanded programming and community services to further the League’s mission and fund Whitney M. Young scholarships . Corporate sponsorships range from $4,000 to $100,000. Individual tickets begin at $2500; and virtual journal advertising at $5000. To learn more about NYUL and sponsorship opportunities, please visit the gala website. You can also email event producer Dwight Johnson Design at info@dwightjohnsondesign.com or call 212.926.8000 ext. 117. https://www.nyul.org/event-info/frederick-douglass-centennial-gala

Mosaic Awards: Honoring Truth, Value and Unity, Mar 25
The AAF has championed an inclusive industry by way of its Mosaic Center for more than two decades. The Mosaic Awards honor those who have embraced advanced marketing techniques and business practices and have developed diversity programs that not only help improve the bottom line, but also secure a relevant role in a continuously evolving corporate environment. As the need for inclusion continues to grow and our country grapples with social, political and economic division, we have seen the importance of programs like the Mosaic Awards, increase. Your multicultural ad campaigns, media content, inclusion initiatives and champions of diversity brings truth, value and unity to our industry. Click here to submit your work or contact Melony Hughes at mhughes@aaf.org to learn more.

NOW VIRTUAL: Community Marketing & Insights 14th Annual LGBTQ Marketing & Advertising Symposium, presented as a series of two-hour zoom sessions the week of November 8-11, 2021 @ 1:30pm Eastern / 10:30am Pacific. Agenda and links will be provided in advance to all those who register.
Don’t miss this comprehensive research, advertising, marketing and communications forum, helping you better understand and serve LGBTQ consumers. Audience: Marketing, advertising, PR and communications professionals across all industries, who want to successfully reach diverse LGBTQ communities, and initiate or update effective strategies. Perfect for LGBTQ market newbies and veterans alike! No charge to attend; please register now. Additional resources: Download the free 14th Annual LGBTQ Community Survey report Download the free LGBTQ Consumer Products Survey report

Upcoming Events in 2021

Check back to view updated information as we receive it which will be posted at https://multicultural.com/calendar.

Feb 9, 2021
Museum of Public Relations & Diversity Action Alliance Present – Celebrating Black PR History: Ushering in a New Era of History-Makers
Museum of Public Relations

jenny@prmuseum.org, shelleyspector@prmuseum.org

Feb 18, 2021
“Amplifying the Voice of the Black Consumer, Part 3: How Brands Can Help Eliminate Racial Inequality”

C+R Research https://www.crresearch.com/webinar/continuing_conversation_racial_inequality_how_brands_can_help?utm_source=MMR&utm_medium=eBlast&utm_campaign=Jan_2021

Feb 23, 2021
Black LGBTQ Community Survey Results: Free Webinar
Community Marketing & Insights (CMI)

research@cmi.info

March 16, 2021
New York Urban League to host 55th Annual Frederick Douglass Awards Virtual Gala
New York Urban League, NYUL

info@dwightjohnsondesign.com

Mar 25, 2021
Mosaic Awards: Honoring Truth, Value and Unity
American Advertising Federation (AAF)

mhughes@aaf.org

Nov 8-11, 2021
NOW VIRTUAL: Community Marketing & Insights 14th Annual LGBTQ Marketing & Advertising Symposium, presented as a series of two-hour zoom sessions the week of November 8-11, 2021 @ 1:30pm Eastern / 10:30am Pacific. Agenda and links will be provided in advance to all those who register.
Community Marketing & Insights (CMI)

https://survey.cmi.info/se/359D342B2D867781

Check back for 2021 dates from the following organizations
AdColor
Community Marketing & Insights, CMI
Association of National Advertisers, ANA

ColorComm

More Events and Organizations

Adweek Virtual Events
AfroTech World
ANA Educational Foundation (AEF)
Asian American Advertising Federation (3AF)
Black Enterprise
Black Health Matters
Blacks in Travel and Tourism
Black Media Honors
Building a Successful Diverse Business
Tuck Executive Education at Dartmouth
Chicago Advertising Federation
Color Magazine
Derby Diversity Business Summit
Diversity MBA Magazine
Diversity Woman
eMERGING Tech Leadership Summit
TechLatino: Latinos in Information Sciences and Technology Association National
El Museo del Barrio
Growing an Established Diverse Business
Tuck Executive Education at Dartmouth
“Help Wanted: An Examination of Hiring Algorithms, Equity, and Bias” Tech 2025
Hispanic Executive magazine
Hispanic Radio LIVE!
Hispanicize
L’ATTITUDE
¡Latin Food Fest!
LATINA Style
Latinas & Power Symposium
Latino Business Action Network In collaboration with Stanford Graduate School of Business
Multicultural Foodservice & Hospitality Alliance (MFHA) webinars
NAMC National
NAMIC
National Museum of the American Indian
New York State Bar Association
New York Women in Communications (NYWICI) Matrix Awards
Odyssey Media
PEOPLE en Español Poderosas LIVE!
Proud To Be Latina
Silicon Harlem
Tech UP For Women
The AD Club of New York
The Climb Summit – Presented by I Choose the Ladder
The Female Quotient
The Marketing Ethnic Faculty Association (MEFA)
The National Hispanic Corporate Council
United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
US Pan Asian American Chamber of Commerce Education Foundation
What Women Want National Conference
Women and Worth Virtual Summit

Working Mother Media

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Next Issues:

February 2021 Newsletter

Black History Month, Asian Lunar New Year – Year of the Ox begins Feb 12th
Deadline for reservations: Feb 10th

Deadline for copy Feb 12th

March 2021 Newsletters

Women’s History Month
Deadline for reservations: Mar 5th

Deadline for copy Mar 8th

Save the Dates for Key 2021 Multicultural & Diversity Conferences + events
Deadline for reservations: Mar 5th

Deadline for copy Mar 8th

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