Helping Women EVOLVE!
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The Vision
The Innovation Center
Innovation Center will be a place where women can bring their vision to life.
The center will be a creative co working space that will offer innovative resources.
There are no affordable creative spaces
available for entrepreneurs.
Minority owned women businesses are growing.
We want to provide a space where women can fully launch and complete a project.
Our goal is to provide development courses and programs that will provide the skills needed to succeed.
We want to help women achieve a place in the industry.
We propose to build an affordable innovation center where creatives can be themselves and EVOLVE!
Features:
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A Fitness Gym
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A Film & Photography Studio
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A Fashion Studio/ Warehouse
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The Vision Room (Branding)
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Creative Workspaces
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Job Training & Resources
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Technology Development
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Event Space
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Child Care
The Silent Battle
"The Greatest risk any of us will take, is to be seen as we are"
-Cinderella
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success
Imagine working hard but never receiving a raise or recognition.
Imagine feeling like you've done something wrong when all you've done was your best
Imagine your best NOT
being good enough
being black
Imagine being judged before speaking
Being stereotyped as
one type of woman
Mocked by the world
Ignored
Disrepected
Not feeling valued
Unprotected
Unsupported
the rules
There is rarely a moment when Black Women are allowed to be themselves.
Some corporations won't allow women to wear their natural hair.
Some industries just won't hire...
change
Imagine being
discriminated against &
overlooked for opportunities
because of the appearance
you were born with.
Many people in the world suffer from disadvantages as well, however minority women issues are overlooked and never brought to light.
The Corporation
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Black women are the highest percentage with degrees yet receive the lowest pay.
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In the corporate world black women represent under 1% of executive titles.
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99.8% of Black Women try to avoid being labeled as the angry Black Woman.
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Prejudice
Discrimination and labeled due to the color of their skin
Treated differently than other races
Representation
Minimum products or services that they can identify with in multiple industries
Inferior
Misunderstood and viewed negatively in all aspects
Disrepected
Disadvantaged
Limited resources and opportunities
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The Truth
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For decades, minority women have had to work twice as hard.
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Despite the challenges minority women face, most women eventually find a way to start their business. But some women simply give up.
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The starting process generally takes twice as long due to the lack of support and limited resources.
