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National African American Relationships Institute
(NAARI) 1st National Healthy Relationships Conference Workshops, Panels & Plenaries |
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1st National Conference (April 2004)
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Dr. Tiy E. Muhammad author of Secrets Men Keep, Sex and Love-making panel |
Workshops Good Sex, Good Love, Good Vibes in Relationships: The Resurrection
of Black Love, Deleso Alfred Washington J.D., LL M. & M. Kevin
Washington, Ph.D. |
Iyanla Vanzant, author of In the Meantime, Sister to Sister and Sister to Brother Plenaries |
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Khalil Osiris, author of TLC: Talking & Listening With Care, TLC workshop & African American men & Women Plenary
Dr. Patricia Dixon, author TLC: Talking & Listening With Care, TLC & Soul mates Panel
DuEwa M. Frazier, Poet and founder of Lit Noire Publishing, Hip Hop & Relationships Panel |
Panels Sex & Lovemaking—The Psychology
of Love-making, Tiy-E. Muhammad, Ph.D., Can We Get you in the Mood?
Thindwia Cabiness, LMSW, More than Luck: Finding the Right Mate Metaphysically,
Rom Wills |
Elaine Brown, former Chair of Black Panther Party & author of the Condemnation of Little B., Impact of Incarceration on Black Love panel & Sister to Sister Plenary
Dr. Aaron Turpeau author of The Harmonious Way: The Harmonious Way workshop
Shahara Henley, Poet & author of forthcoming book, Spoken word poetry
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Joyce Averills Green, specializes in programs for women, African American Women & Empowerment panel
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Plenaries Hip Hop & Relationships
Pimp vs. Wimp: Why Black Rappers Glorify the Pimp Mentality,
Du Ewa M. Frazier, BA., Hip Hop Love, Thomas Hadley, AS, Student,
Georgia State University, Candidate, Impact of Rap Music Videos on
Attitudes Toward Male-Female Relationships among African American
Adolescents, Yaphet Bryant, Ph.D. Candidate, Public Space & the
Construction of Black Female Subjectivity, Kalfani Toure, MS Candidate,
Misogyny and the Emcee: The Exploitation of Black Female and Male
Identity in Hip Hop, Ewuare Osayande, Becoming the Exotic Other: Gyrating,
Gazing and Getting It All Wrong, Maori Holmes, MFA candidate African American Women & Men Girl, Don't Mess Up My Hair! Jocelyn Jones, Student Bethune-Cookman College, Tressteem: Black Hair Stereotypes and Creating a Positive Self-Image, Jinean Robinson, BA, Stereotypes & the Caucasian Standard of Beauty, Patricia Dixon, Ph.D. Redefining Black Manhood: The Onus is On Us, Ewuare Osayande, Black Mask-ulinity: beComing the New Man, Khalil Osiris, MA Other Plenareis include: Sister to Sister, Brother to Brother, Sister to Brother. These plenaries are intended to be informational, for men and women to gather separately to discuss gender specific issues and mechanisms for coping and healing and to gather together to outline an agenda for healthy female-female, male-male and male-female interactions and relationships. Panelists and Speakers include: Elaine Brown, Rev. Dr. Shirlene Holmes, Ewuare , Osayande, & more featuring Iyanla Vanzant’s The Ways We Love: He Doesn't Care! He Doesn't Talk! He Doesn't Understand Me! Hip Hop & Relationships Plenary-Friday, 16, 7 pm-9-pm, the public will be invited to participate in an open discussion on Hip Hop and relationships. The "Hook UP" Party--Friday, April 16, 9 pm-12:00 am--Meet your soul mate or enjoy the evening with that special person! More information forth-coming!! Ccontinue to scroll down |
Wendolyn A. Selby, founder of Voices of Experiences, Foster Care & Adoption panel
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| Introduction | This is a prelinary preview of the Conference. Workshops and Panels may be changed to include more presenters.Workshop, Panel & Plenary Descriptions are now available. Just click the link. |
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NAARI Conference Sponsor Department of Health and Human Services, African Amercian Healthy Marriage Initiative (AAHMI), Diann Dawson, Carlis Williams, Joyce Thomas NID-Housing Counseling Agency Jacqueline Carlisle, Ray Carlisle NAARI Conference Partners Inner
Visions Worldwide National
Alliance for Radical Prison Reform, Elaine Brown World
Financial Group Black
Singles.com SisterLove, Inc. ( HIV/AIDS Prevention), Dazon Dixon National
Black HERstory Task Force National Council of Negro Women, Inc, Greater Atlanta Millennium Section, Dionne A. Longworth NID-Housing
Counseling Agency First
Fridays Atlanta National Association of Black Female Executives in Music & Entertainment Sheila Jenkins Rah Rah's Village of Hope Debra Antney Saving the Family Institute |
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| About
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a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization was founded in 2002 by Dr. Patricia
Dixon, Associate Professor in African American Studies at Georgia
State University and Khalil Osiris Adjunct Professor at Wright State
University, to promote healthy relationships, marriages and families.
The aim of the NAARI National Conference is to bring together, scholars,
authors, marriage & family therapists & practitioners, educational
institutions, community, civic, professional, youth & faith based
organizations, government agencies, and corporations, in a forum to
discuss issues facing African American relationships, marriages and
families, explore solutions to build and strengthen their marriages
and families and to provide relationship information, education and
skills for African American singles, couples and families from all
socio-economic backgrounds including those in underserved communities.
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