Hampshire College In/Justice Learning Collaborative
with co-sponsors Civil Liberties and Public Policy, Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion, and Eqbal Ahmad Initiative are hosting: 

REFLECTIONS ON 2020:
HOW BLACK WOMEN LED VOTER ENGAGEMENT EFFORTS TO PROGRESSIVE VICTORY IN GA

Tuesday, March 9, 2021 at 4-6 pm on Zoom! 

Malika Redmond is a founding director of Women Engaged based in Atlanta, GA., an organization that creates opportunities for Black women and young adults to become involved in voter engagement and advocacy. Mailka is also the board Chair of the ProGeorgia Civic Engagement Table, a coalition of over 30 voter engagement groups throughout the state to ensure access to the vote for historically marginalized communities. Malika holds a BA from Spelman College and MA from Georgia State University. She is most proud of her role as a Mommy and Auntie! 

Please click the link below to join the webinar:

https://hampshire.zoom.us/j/96064306800?pwd=VVAzZlRoQWFlYm1rbVVmbXpaU3E5dz09

Or join using: Webinar ID: 960 6430 6800 Passcode: 066220
Or iPhone one-tap :US: +13017158592,,96064306800# or +13126266799,,96064306800# Or audio only via telephone:

US: +1 301 715 8592 or +1 312 626 6799
International numbers available: https://hampshire.zoom.us/u/alBqCZtbP

Contact Margaret Cerullo with questions: mcerullo@hampshire.edu

Check out these links on Malika’s work in ProGeorgia and Women Engaged:

How Georgia Got Organized - The American Prospect
The Election in Georgia Is About Reproductive Justice - The New Republic