Join us as Legacy Foundation Japan’s Women of Legacy launches with an in-person and virtual meetup to get to know the beautiful people and brilliant minds in our global LFJ community! This launch will be supported by Darleen Yaya. She will be teaching a makeup master class in creating the perfect eyebrows as well as using spring-inspired eyeshadows.
Babs Kobayashi - dancer and co-creator of C Dynasty Dance Crew - will instruct a special Sexy Heels dance class for the Women of Legacy’s White Day celebration! This lesson will help you release your inhibitions, improve your health through exercise, and create a new way to support Black love.
Event Description Women of Legacy is a monthly women’s bonding event to share, learn, and grow as a community through open discussion and activities. This month’s WOL event will be a virtual discussion of women’s health with guest speaker Olukunmi Balogun and Brandi Branch. About Your Speakers: Olukunmi Omobolanle Balogun, BSc, MSc, PhD Olukunmi is […]
She is said to be tirelessly self-sacrificing, expected to be endlessly resilient, and thought to be entirely independent and self-reliant. Who is she? The “Strong Black woman.” Black women are “strong.” But what does that really mean? Join Legacy Foundation Japan and special guest Jatauan Glass L CIV (USA), as we unpack what Glass calls the “Strong Black Woman Disease,” and its , pervasive hold on black women and our place in society. Jatauan Glass is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and designated Qualified Supervisor for mental health counselor interns. Previous experience includes mental health and substance use residential /outpatient treatment programs, human trafficking advocacy, and opioid consultation. Populations targeted include children, adolescents, adults, and families. Mental health focuses include anxiety, trauma, and depressive symptoms. She has experience with cognitive behavioral, trauma-focused cognitive behavioral, brief-solution focused, motivational interviewing, systemic, and person-centered techniques. In the Navy, she served as a first responder in military sexual assault incidents. Navy experience also provided unique exposure and enhanced understanding of a multitude of cultures and ethnicities. In Japan, Ms. Glass maintains a private practice and works with military service members and their families.
This event is a ladies only panel discussion and there are only 50 seats, so RSVP today.
is dedicated to bridging communities for positive change and support, enhancing the well-being of African Americans and individuals of African descent in Japan, the United States and globally. Our organization strives to unite Black communities in Japan, offering a platform that amplifies their voices to a broader audience while connecting with our global and Japanese friends & family.
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