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April is recognized as NationalStress Awareness Month and this allows for a time that reminds us just howimportant it is to take care of our mental and emotional well-being.
But let’s be real…
Leadership is not always easy.
The work can be heavy.
The challenges can be real.
So the question becomes:
How do leaders stay strong when the work gets hard?
The South Carolina Organizationof Blind Black Leaders (SCOBBL), a division of the National Federation of theBlind of South Carolina, invites you to join us for a powerful and honestconversation titled:
“Resilience:How Leaders Stay Strong When the Work Gets Hard”
🗓 Thursday
⏰ 7:00 p.m. ET
📍 NFB of SC Zoom Platform: click 👉🏾 here to join the meeting
This session will explorereal-life strategies, and we will be guided through conversations aroundbuilding resilience while navigating challenges in leadership, in blindness,and in everyday life.
This conversation will befacilitated by a strong leader within our division:
✨ Michelle Scott, SCOBBL At-Large Board Member andPresident of the Charleston Chapter of NFB of SC.
Michelle will be joined bydynamic leaders who bring both lived experience and leadership insight:
✨ Debra Canty, President of the Sumter Chapter of the NFB of South Carolina
✨ Stacie Leap, President of the Greater Philadelphia Chapter of the NFB ofPennsylvania
Together, they will guide usthrough a discussion that is not just about surviving leadership, but trulythriving through it.
If you have ever felt the weightof responsibility…
If you have ever had to push through despite obstacles…
If you are leading now or preparing to lead…
Then, this space is for you!
Come ready to listen, reflect,and grow. And don’t come alone—please bring someone who needs to hear thismessage that speaks to both LEADERSHIP and LIFE in general.
Let’s grow stronger together. 💛
Warmly,
Janice Bright, MA OL
South Carolina Organization of Blind Black Leaders (SCOBBL)
A Division of the National Federation of the Blind of SouthCarolina
The South Carolina Association of Black Leaders (SCABL) is excited to invite all NFB members to a powerful and uplifting presentation on Leadership! Our spotlight guest is Mr. Wendell Price, a powerhouse with more than 30 years of executive and leadership experience in:
Human Services
Higher Education at Clemson University
Consulting in collaborative partnerships
Translation? He’s been there, done that, and knows how to help leaders like YOU shine even brighter. 🌟
This session promises to be insightful, practical, and just the boost your leadership journey needs—whether you’re serving in your local chapter, leading in your affiliate, or beyond.
Denise Avant joins the SC Association of Black Leaders to
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If you missed the SC Association of Black Leaders (SCABL) meeting
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We hope you will enjoy this podcast and tell others about
In 2021 Kayleigh Joiner joined us at our NFB of SC State
In 2021 Kayleigh Joiner joined us at our NFB of SC State
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