How to work from home and juggle kids.

How to re-focus and re-energize, breathing life into some of the projects we have conceived but never had time to nurture.

Talking about how to prioritize self-care when you have significantly less time to yourself.

A timely discussion with Savannah Wood, Director of the AFRO American Newspaper archives about her work inspired by the archives, including “To the Front: Black Women and the Vote” She will be in conversation with activist DeRay McKesson.

A former fashion model, Queen never considered painting until a devastating personal loss started her artistic journey. Painting helped her deal with the loss of her brother in 2003 and gave her the inspiration to create a body of works that has become her voice in the world. She discovered that by using canvas, paper, and paint to create her own form of diary-keeping, she could express her feelings in her own coded language. She uses the power of color to express emotions and her colorful abstract paintings serve as a personal visual diary of her life experiences.

Childs will engage with Queen to provide insights into her work. We are sure you will find this to be a stimulating conversation.

In conversation with LaTanya Foster, Co-Founder of Little Play Society, an innovative play space in Los Angeles on how to weather the storm as a small business owner during the stay-at-home order.