BLACK
HISTORY
MONTH
Feb. 1-28 • sac.edu/bhm
February 8, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown Discussion
Jamaal Brown will deliver a keynote presentation entitled:
Living with Power in Seemingly Your Darkest Hour.
This presentation showcases examples of successful individuals of African descent throughout
the ages and will showcase strategies for overcoming life's obstacles and challenges.
TIME: 2:00–3:30 pm
Raquel Curtis "The Boujee Banker"
Join IG influencer, @boujeebanker, to learn how to make smart financial decisions while in
college by managing your spending habits. You will also learn how to take responsibility for
saving money and spending by developing a budget with your paychecks or financial aid.
Students will also receive supplemental digital resources from @boujeebanker and Anthony
O’Neal’s book, Graduate Survival Guide: 5 Mistakes You Can't Afford to Make in College, to
aid in their success after the workshop.
Thursday, Feb.17
Tuesday, Feb 8
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
Presentation and Panel Discussion with Dr. Mel Palmer
Dr. Palmer will be presenting and conducting a panel discussion on the effects of mental health
as it relates to African American/Blacks past, present and future needs
Wednesday, Feb. 16
February 9, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown: Black 365 Knowledge Bowl
Jamaal Brown will facilitate a trivia style Black History quiz competition entitled,
The Black365 Knowledge Bowl.
This competition is a buzzer slapping, action-filled, academic competition where participants
answer a series of questions in African American History for a chance to call themselves Black365
Knowledge Bowl Champs! The purpose is to be an engaging educational, inspirational, entertaining
and informational hour of play regarding black history and prominent black people.
Wednesday, Feb. 9
Available all month long!
Orange County Green Book
JamSupport Black-owned businesses in Orange County with Santa Ana College’s very own OC Green
Book, a digital and physical guide created by members of the Black History Month committee in collabora-
tion with the Communications and Media Studies Department. Inspired by the Negro Motorist Green Book
— published during the Jim Crow era to promote businesses friendly to Black travelers — the guide in-
cludes a list of local Black businesses, professionals, cultural experiences and more. Pick up a physical
copy on campus anytime during February or download and print your own starting Feb. 1 at sac.edu/bhm.
Beginning February 1
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
James Woods; Health and Wellness Workshop
Presentation providing wellness tools to support the needs of African American student and
staff. All participants will increase their knowledge of wellness practices including black love,
meditation, mindfulness, and yoga.
Monday, Feb. 14
TIME: 10:00 am
Faculty Panel Discussion with David Rehm
Faculty members David Rehm leads a panel discussion about identifying and
handling micro aggressions.
Thursday, Feb. 10
TIME: 10:00 am
Dr. Daniel Walker, Keynote Speaker with Gospel Artist Sonya Griffin
Join the SAC Black History Committee in our annual culminating celebration featuring
historian and professor Dr. Daniel Walker as the keynote speaker and gospel recording artist
Sonya Griffin. Dr. Walker will also engage participants in a round table discussion after the
keynote address.
Thursday, Feb. 24
BLACK
HISTORY
MONTH
Feb. 1-28 • sac.edu/bhm
February 8, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown Discussion
Jamaal Brown will deliver a keynote presentation entitled:
Living with Power in Seemingly Your Darkest Hour.
This presentation showcases examples of successful individuals of African descent throughout
the ages and will showcase strategies for overcoming life's obstacles and challenges.
TIME: 2:00–3:30 pm
Raquel Curtis "The Boujee Banker"
Join IG influencer, @boujeebanker, to learn how to make smart financial decisions while in
college by managing your spending habits. You will also learn how to take responsibility for
saving money and spending by developing a budget with your paychecks or financial aid.
Students will also receive supplemental digital resources from @boujeebanker and Anthony
O’Neal’s book, Graduate Survival Guide: 5 Mistakes You Can't Afford to Make in College, to
aid in their success after the workshop.
Thursday, Feb.17
Tuesday, Feb 8
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
Presentation and Panel Discussion with Dr. Mel Palmer
Dr. Palmer will be presenting and conducting a panel discussion on the effects of mental health
as it relates to African American/Blacks past, present and future needs
Wednesday, Feb. 16
February 9, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown: Black 365 Knowledge Bowl
Jamaal Brown will facilitate a trivia style Black History quiz competition entitled,
The Black365 Knowledge Bowl.
This competition is a buzzer slapping, action-filled, academic competition where participants
answer a series of questions in African American History for a chance to call themselves Black365
Knowledge Bowl Champs! The purpose is to be an engaging educational, inspirational, entertaining
and informational hour of play regarding black history and prominent black people.
Wednesday, Feb. 9
Available all month long!
Orange County Green Book
JamSupport Black-owned businesses in Orange County with Santa Ana College’s very own OC Green
Book, a digital and physical guide created by members of the Black History Month committee in collabora-
tion with the Communications and Media Studies Department. Inspired by the Negro Motorist Green Book
— published during the Jim Crow era to promote businesses friendly to Black travelers — the guide in-
cludes a list of local Black businesses, professionals, cultural experiences and more. Pick up a physical
copy on campus anytime during February or download and print your own starting Feb. 1 at sac.edu/bhm.
Beginning February 1
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
James Woods; Health and Wellness Workshop
Presentation providing wellness tools to support the needs of African American student and
staff. All participants will increase their knowledge of wellness practices including black love,
meditation, mindfulness, and yoga.
Monday, Feb. 14
TIME: 10:00 am
Faculty Panel Discussion with David Rehm
Faculty members David Rehm leads a panel discussion about identifying and
handling micro aggressions.
Thursday, Feb. 10
TIME: 10:00 am
Dr. Daniel Walker, Keynote Speaker with Gospel Artist Sonya Griffin
Join the SAC Black History Committee in our annual culminating celebration featuring
historian and professor Dr. Daniel Walker as the keynote speaker and gospel recording artist
Sonya Griffin. Dr. Walker will also engage participants in a round table discussion after the
keynote address.
Thursday, Feb. 24
T
H
E
Orange County
GREEN
BOOK
RESTAURANTS
STORES & BOUTIQUES
BARBERS & BEAUTY
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
COMMUNITY GROUPS
A DIRECTORY OF BLACK-OWNED
BUSINESSES AND SERVICES
A project of Santa Ana College’s Black History Month Planning Committee
February 2022
Database built by Jordan Clark, Shelly
Randolph and Sarah Bennett
Print design and layout by Sarah Ben-
nett, Assistant Professor of Communica-
tions and Media Studies
2022 BHM Committee Members:
Lithia Williams, David Rehm, AC
Campbell, Kalonji Satereld, Veronica
Oforlea, Chantal Lamourelle, Stephanie
Paramore, Jordan Clark, Sarah Bennett,
Paula Kincaid, Shelly Randolph
The OC Green Book is a project of Santa Ana College’s Black History
Month Planning Committee. First printing February 2022.
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Support Black-owned businesses in Orange County with Santa Ana
College’s very own Green Book, a digital and physical directory cre-
ated by members of the Black History Month committee in collabo-
ration with the Communications and Media Studies Department.
Inspired by the Negro Motorist Green Book — published annually
by New York City mailman Victor H. Green during the Jim Crow era
to promote businesses friendly to African American and other non-
white travelers — this directory includes a list of local Black-owned
retail, restaurants, professionals, cultural experiences and more.
This directory is not meant to be comprehensive, but every eort
was made to identify, verify and include as many entries as possible.
Thank you to everyone who published articles, databases and
guides to Black-owned OC businesses before, during and after the
2020 George Floyd protests. Special thanks to the Young Black Pro-
fessionals of Orange County, whose Google Spreadsheet “OC Black
Book” was also an inspiration for this printed community resource.
ABOUT THIS DIRECTORY
BLACK
HISTORY
MONTH
Feb. 1-28 • sac.edu/bhm
February 8, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown Discussion
Jamaal Brown will deliver a keynote presentation entitled:
Living with Power in Seemingly Your Darkest Hour.
This presentation showcases examples of successful individuals of African descent throughout
the ages and will showcase strategies for overcoming life's obstacles and challenges.
TIME: 2:00–3:30 pm
Raquel Curtis "The Boujee Banker"
Join IG influencer, @boujeebanker, to learn how to make smart financial decisions while in
college by managing your spending habits. You will also learn how to take responsibility for
saving money and spending by developing a budget with your paychecks or financial aid.
Students will also receive supplemental digital resources from @boujeebanker and Anthony
O’Neal’s book, Graduate Survival Guide: 5 Mistakes You Can't Afford to Make in College, to
aid in their success after the workshop.
Thursday, Feb.17
Tuesday, Feb 8
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
Presentation and Panel Discussion with Dr. Mel Palmer
Dr. Palmer will be presenting and conducting a panel discussion on the effects of mental health
as it relates to African American/Blacks past, present and future needs
Wednesday, Feb. 16
February 9, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown: Black 365 Knowledge Bowl
Jamaal Brown will facilitate a trivia style Black History quiz competition entitled,
The Black365 Knowledge Bowl.
This competition is a buzzer slapping, action-filled, academic competition where participants
answer a series of questions in African American History for a chance to call themselves Black365
Knowledge Bowl Champs! The purpose is to be an engaging educational, inspirational, entertaining
and informational hour of play regarding black history and prominent black people.
Wednesday, Feb. 9
Available all month long!
Orange County Green Book
JamSupport Black-owned businesses in Orange County with Santa Ana College’s very own OC Green
Book, a digital and physical guide created by members of the Black History Month committee in collabora-
tion with the Communications and Media Studies Department. Inspired by the Negro Motorist Green Book
— published during the Jim Crow era to promote businesses friendly to Black travelers — the guide in-
cludes a list of local Black businesses, professionals, cultural experiences and more. Pick up a physical
copy on campus anytime during February or download and print your own starting Feb. 1 at sac.edu/bhm.
Beginning February 1
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
James Woods; Health and Wellness Workshop
Presentation providing wellness tools to support the needs of African American student and
staff. All participants will increase their knowledge of wellness practices including black love,
meditation, mindfulness, and yoga.
Monday, Feb. 14
TIME: 10:00 am
Faculty Panel Discussion with David Rehm
Faculty members David Rehm leads a panel discussion about identifying and
handling micro aggressions.
Thursday, Feb. 10
TIME: 10:00 am
Dr. Daniel Walker, Keynote Speaker with Gospel Artist Sonya Griffin
Join the SAC Black History Committee in our annual culminating celebration featuring
historian and professor Dr. Daniel Walker as the keynote speaker and gospel recording artist
Sonya Griffin. Dr. Walker will also engage participants in a round table discussion after the
keynote address.
Thursday, Feb. 24
OC Green Book 2022
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to view SAC’s
entire Black
History Month
digital database
VIEW THIS DIRECTORY ONLINE
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BLACK
HISTORY
MONTH
Feb. 1-28 • sac.edu/bhm
February 8, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown Discussion
Jamaal Brown will deliver a keynote presentation entitled:
Living with Power in Seemingly Your Darkest Hour.
This presentation showcases examples of successful individuals of African descent throughout
the ages and will showcase strategies for overcoming life's obstacles and challenges.
TIME: 2:00–3:30 pm
Raquel Curtis "The Boujee Banker"
Join IG influencer, @boujeebanker, to learn how to make smart financial decisions while in
college by managing your spending habits. You will also learn how to take responsibility for
saving money and spending by developing a budget with your paychecks or financial aid.
Students will also receive supplemental digital resources from @boujeebanker and Anthony
O’Neal’s book, Graduate Survival Guide: 5 Mistakes You Can't Afford to Make in College, to
aid in their success after the workshop.
Thursday, Feb.17
Tuesday, Feb 8
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
Presentation and Panel Discussion with Dr. Mel Palmer
Dr. Palmer will be presenting and conducting a panel discussion on the effects of mental health
as it relates to African American/Blacks past, present and future needs
Wednesday, Feb. 16
February 9, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown: Black 365 Knowledge Bowl
Jamaal Brown will facilitate a trivia style Black History quiz competition entitled,
The Black365 Knowledge Bowl.
This competition is a buzzer slapping, action-filled, academic competition where participants
answer a series of questions in African American History for a chance to call themselves Black365
Knowledge Bowl Champs! The purpose is to be an engaging educational, inspirational, entertaining
and informational hour of play regarding black history and prominent black people.
Wednesday, Feb. 9
Available all month long!
Orange County Green Book
JamSupport Black-owned businesses in Orange County with Santa Ana College’s very own OC Green
Book, a digital and physical guide created by members of the Black History Month committee in collabora-
tion with the Communications and Media Studies Department. Inspired by the Negro Motorist Green Book
— published during the Jim Crow era to promote businesses friendly to Black travelers — the guide in-
cludes a list of local Black businesses, professionals, cultural experiences and more. Pick up a physical
copy on campus anytime during February or download and print your own starting Feb. 1 at sac.edu/bhm.
Beginning February 1
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
James Woods; Health and Wellness Workshop
Presentation providing wellness tools to support the needs of African American student and
staff. All participants will increase their knowledge of wellness practices including black love,
meditation, mindfulness, and yoga.
Monday, Feb. 14
TIME: 10:00 am
Faculty Panel Discussion with David Rehm
Faculty members David Rehm leads a panel discussion about identifying and
handling micro aggressions.
Thursday, Feb. 10
TIME: 10:00 am
Dr. Daniel Walker, Keynote Speaker with Gospel Artist Sonya Griffin
Join the SAC Black History Committee in our annual culminating celebration featuring
historian and professor Dr. Daniel Walker as the keynote speaker and gospel recording artist
Sonya Griffin. Dr. Walker will also engage participants in a round table discussion after the
keynote address.
Thursday, Feb. 24
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BLACK
HISTORY
MONTH
Feb. 1-28 • sac.edu/bhm
February 8, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown Discussion
Jamaal Brown will deliver a keynote presentation entitled:
Living with Power in Seemingly Your Darkest Hour.
This presentation showcases examples of successful individuals of African descent throughout
the ages and will showcase strategies for overcoming life's obstacles and challenges.
TIME: 2:00–3:30 pm
Raquel Curtis "The Boujee Banker"
Join IG influencer, @boujeebanker, to learn how to make smart financial decisions while in
college by managing your spending habits. You will also learn how to take responsibility for
saving money and spending by developing a budget with your paychecks or financial aid.
Students will also receive supplemental digital resources from @boujeebanker and Anthony
O’Neal’s book, Graduate Survival Guide: 5 Mistakes You Can't Afford to Make in College, to
aid in their success after the workshop.
Thursday, Feb.17
Tuesday, Feb 8
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
Presentation and Panel Discussion with Dr. Mel Palmer
Dr. Palmer will be presenting and conducting a panel discussion on the effects of mental health
as it relates to African American/Blacks past, present and future needs
Wednesday, Feb. 16
February 9, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown: Black 365 Knowledge Bowl
Jamaal Brown will facilitate a trivia style Black History quiz competition entitled,
The Black365 Knowledge Bowl.
This competition is a buzzer slapping, action-filled, academic competition where participants
answer a series of questions in African American History for a chance to call themselves Black365
Knowledge Bowl Champs! The purpose is to be an engaging educational, inspirational, entertaining
and informational hour of play regarding black history and prominent black people.
Wednesday, Feb. 9
Available all month long!
Orange County Green Book
JamSupport Black-owned businesses in Orange County with Santa Ana College’s very own OC Green
Book, a digital and physical guide created by members of the Black History Month committee in collabora-
tion with the Communications and Media Studies Department. Inspired by the Negro Motorist Green Book
— published during the Jim Crow era to promote businesses friendly to Black travelers — the guide in-
cludes a list of local Black businesses, professionals, cultural experiences and more. Pick up a physical
copy on campus anytime during February or download and print your own starting Feb. 1 at sac.edu/bhm.
Beginning February 1
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
James Woods; Health and Wellness Workshop
Presentation providing wellness tools to support the needs of African American student and
staff. All participants will increase their knowledge of wellness practices including black love,
meditation, mindfulness, and yoga.
Monday, Feb. 14
TIME: 10:00 am
Faculty Panel Discussion with David Rehm
Faculty members David Rehm leads a panel discussion about identifying and
handling micro aggressions.
Thursday, Feb. 10
TIME: 10:00 am
Dr. Daniel Walker, Keynote Speaker with Gospel Artist Sonya Griffin
Join the SAC Black History Committee in our annual culminating celebration featuring
historian and professor Dr. Daniel Walker as the keynote speaker and gospel recording artist
Sonya Griffin. Dr. Walker will also engage participants in a round table discussion after the
keynote address.
Thursday, Feb. 24
DJ SaraJ
@Dj_saraj
DJ services
619-971-5445
soundcloud.com/beammeup21
Base Music Studio
@Djbaseman
Music lessons & DJ
522-822-8745
Lessons@basemusicstudio.com
Ferrin Kidd
@theblackoc
Film Maker, Photographer,
Editor, Black OC Directory
714-809-9675
Theblackoc@gmail.com
Jay Wu
@jaywuvisuals
Photographer
510-334-4312
Trunk Bass Entertainment
@Trunk.bass
Media production, campaign
management, tour manage-
ment and talent development.
949-449-3445
trunkbassent.com
The Coollab Project
@thecoolabproject
Open mic and jam session
where singers, poets, rap-
pers, musicians, and visual
artists of all dierent genres
are invited to perform.
Thursday evenings at 4th
Street Market.
201 E 4th St., Santa Ana
CHECK IT
OUT
ARTS
&
CULTURE
BLACK
HISTORY
MONTH
Feb. 1-28 • sac.edu/bhm
February 8, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown Discussion
Jamaal Brown will deliver a keynote presentation entitled:
Living with Power in Seemingly Your Darkest Hour.
This presentation showcases examples of successful individuals of African descent throughout
the ages and will showcase strategies for overcoming life's obstacles and challenges.
TIME: 2:00–3:30 pm
Raquel Curtis "The Boujee Banker"
Join IG influencer, @boujeebanker, to learn how to make smart financial decisions while in
college by managing your spending habits. You will also learn how to take responsibility for
saving money and spending by developing a budget with your paychecks or financial aid.
Students will also receive supplemental digital resources from @boujeebanker and Anthony
O’Neal’s book, Graduate Survival Guide: 5 Mistakes You Can't Afford to Make in College, to
aid in their success after the workshop.
Thursday, Feb.17
Tuesday, Feb 8
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
Presentation and Panel Discussion with Dr. Mel Palmer
Dr. Palmer will be presenting and conducting a panel discussion on the effects of mental health
as it relates to African American/Blacks past, present and future needs
Wednesday, Feb. 16
February 9, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown: Black 365 Knowledge Bowl
Jamaal Brown will facilitate a trivia style Black History quiz competition entitled,
The Black365 Knowledge Bowl.
This competition is a buzzer slapping, action-filled, academic competition where participants
answer a series of questions in African American History for a chance to call themselves Black365
Knowledge Bowl Champs! The purpose is to be an engaging educational, inspirational, entertaining
and informational hour of play regarding black history and prominent black people.
Wednesday, Feb. 9
Available all month long!
Orange County Green Book
JamSupport Black-owned businesses in Orange County with Santa Ana College’s very own OC Green
Book, a digital and physical guide created by members of the Black History Month committee in collabora-
tion with the Communications and Media Studies Department. Inspired by the Negro Motorist Green Book
— published during the Jim Crow era to promote businesses friendly to Black travelers — the guide in-
cludes a list of local Black businesses, professionals, cultural experiences and more. Pick up a physical
copy on campus anytime during February or download and print your own starting Feb. 1 at sac.edu/bhm.
Beginning February 1
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
James Woods; Health and Wellness Workshop
Presentation providing wellness tools to support the needs of African American student and
staff. All participants will increase their knowledge of wellness practices including black love,
meditation, mindfulness, and yoga.
Monday, Feb. 14
TIME: 10:00 am
Faculty Panel Discussion with David Rehm
Faculty members David Rehm leads a panel discussion about identifying and
handling micro aggressions.
Thursday, Feb. 10
TIME: 10:00 am
Dr. Daniel Walker, Keynote Speaker with Gospel Artist Sonya Griffin
Join the SAC Black History Committee in our annual culminating celebration featuring
historian and professor Dr. Daniel Walker as the keynote speaker and gospel recording artist
Sonya Griffin. Dr. Walker will also engage participants in a round table discussion after the
keynote address.
Thursday, Feb. 24
5
ANAHEIM
CYPRESS
Beauty Unleashed by Chatira Hair Studio
6887 Katella Ave.
714-326-6700
@chatira_beautyunleash
buhairandskin@gmail.com
unleashbu.com
BARBERS
&
BEAUTY
BLACK
HISTORY
MONTH
Feb. 1-28 • sac.edu/bhm
February 8, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown Discussion
Jamaal Brown will deliver a keynote presentation entitled:
Living with Power in Seemingly Your Darkest Hour.
This presentation showcases examples of successful individuals of African descent throughout
the ages and will showcase strategies for overcoming life's obstacles and challenges.
TIME: 2:00–3:30 pm
Raquel Curtis "The Boujee Banker"
Join IG influencer, @boujeebanker, to learn how to make smart financial decisions while in
college by managing your spending habits. You will also learn how to take responsibility for
saving money and spending by developing a budget with your paychecks or financial aid.
Students will also receive supplemental digital resources from @boujeebanker and Anthony
O’Neal’s book, Graduate Survival Guide: 5 Mistakes You Can't Afford to Make in College, to
aid in their success after the workshop.
Thursday, Feb.17
Tuesday, Feb 8
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
Presentation and Panel Discussion with Dr. Mel Palmer
Dr. Palmer will be presenting and conducting a panel discussion on the effects of mental health
as it relates to African American/Blacks past, present and future needs
Wednesday, Feb. 16
February 9, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown: Black 365 Knowledge Bowl
Jamaal Brown will facilitate a trivia style Black History quiz competition entitled,
The Black365 Knowledge Bowl.
This competition is a buzzer slapping, action-filled, academic competition where participants
answer a series of questions in African American History for a chance to call themselves Black365
Knowledge Bowl Champs! The purpose is to be an engaging educational, inspirational, entertaining
and informational hour of play regarding black history and prominent black people.
Wednesday, Feb. 9
Available all month long!
Orange County Green Book
JamSupport Black-owned businesses in Orange County with Santa Ana College’s very own OC Green
Book, a digital and physical guide created by members of the Black History Month committee in collabora-
tion with the Communications and Media Studies Department. Inspired by the Negro Motorist Green Book
— published during the Jim Crow era to promote businesses friendly to Black travelers — the guide in-
cludes a list of local Black businesses, professionals, cultural experiences and more. Pick up a physical
copy on campus anytime during February or download and print your own starting Feb. 1 at sac.edu/bhm.
Beginning February 1
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
James Woods; Health and Wellness Workshop
Presentation providing wellness tools to support the needs of African American student and
staff. All participants will increase their knowledge of wellness practices including black love,
meditation, mindfulness, and yoga.
Monday, Feb. 14
TIME: 10:00 am
Faculty Panel Discussion with David Rehm
Faculty members David Rehm leads a panel discussion about identifying and
handling micro aggressions.
Thursday, Feb. 10
TIME: 10:00 am
Dr. Daniel Walker, Keynote Speaker with Gospel Artist Sonya Griffin
Join the SAC Black History Committee in our annual culminating celebration featuring
historian and professor Dr. Daniel Walker as the keynote speaker and gospel recording artist
Sonya Griffin. Dr. Walker will also engage participants in a round table discussion after the
keynote address.
Thursday, Feb. 24
A-Unique
2795 W. Lincoln Ave.
714-547-1665
@auniquebarbershop
facebook.com/auniquebarber-
shop
Andre Hill at
Moonwalkers Barbershop
2175 W. Lincoln Ave.
714-353-6477
@dre2society
Meedo Hair Salon
2839 W Lincoln Ave.
714-865-9412
SparklingSkinCare
by Amethyst
152 W Lincoln Ave. Ste 128
714-455-9797
@sparkleamethyst
sparkleamethyst.com
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BARBERS
&
BEAUTY
FULLERTON
Felecia’s Pamper Palace
765 South State College Suite E
714-773-6301
feleciaspamperpalace.com
IRVINE
Creations Salon
and Barber Shop
17779 Main St. F/G
949-724-9390
creationssalonandbarbershop.
com
Le Shay’s
Salon and Spa
17942 Sky Park Cir.
714-505-2711
@leshayssalon
leshayssalon@yahoo.com
leshayssalon.com
Mye’s Hair Design
15333 Culver Drive Suite 200
Studio #27
949-263-8720
msmye100@yahoo.com
msmye.com
Sporty Cuts
17777 Main Street, Suite C;
949-387-2444
@Sporty_cuts
facebook.com/drayssportycuts
Lynda’s Hair
and Beauty Supply
17985 Main St. Bldg 40 Ste. C
949-748-9138
@lyndashair
lynda@lyndashair.com
lyndas-hair.myshopify.com
OC Green Book 2022
7
Barbers & Beauty
LAGUNA NIGUEL
Hammer & Nails Grooming For Guys
32411 Golden Lantern Unit H
(949) 340-3559
hammerandnailsgrooming.com
SANTA ANA
COUNTYWIDE
Nia Tatiana
1501 N Main St.
@Ganjagoddess.suhka
herbal-hair-lab.business.site
Number #1 Barber
1501 N Main St.
714-484-9043
Number1barbershop@yahoo
number1barbershop.com
Xclusive Pro
2705 N Grand Avenue
714-225-6975
@xclusivepro
xclusivepro.booksy.net
Gweni’s Dollhouse
1002 E 17th St Ste C
714 543 8867
Favor Braiding
949-434-9852
@favorbraiding
favorbraiding@yahoo.com
favorbraiding.com
Luc Mitchell
Mobile barber services
@_mitchellcuts
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2
HEALTH
&
WELLNESS
BLACK
HISTORY
MONTH
Feb. 1-28 • sac.edu/bhm
February 8, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown Discussion
Jamaal Brown will deliver a keynote presentation entitled:
Living with Power in Seemingly Your Darkest Hour.
This presentation showcases examples of successful individuals of African descent throughout
the ages and will showcase strategies for overcoming life's obstacles and challenges.
TIME: 2:00–3:30 pm
Raquel Curtis "The Boujee Banker"
Join IG influencer, @boujeebanker, to learn how to make smart financial decisions while in
college by managing your spending habits. You will also learn how to take responsibility for
saving money and spending by developing a budget with your paychecks or financial aid.
Students will also receive supplemental digital resources from @boujeebanker and Anthony
O’Neal’s book, Graduate Survival Guide: 5 Mistakes You Can't Afford to Make in College, to
aid in their success after the workshop.
Thursday, Feb.17
Tuesday, Feb 8
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
Presentation and Panel Discussion with Dr. Mel Palmer
Dr. Palmer will be presenting and conducting a panel discussion on the effects of mental health
as it relates to African American/Blacks past, present and future needs
Wednesday, Feb. 16
February 9, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown: Black 365 Knowledge Bowl
Jamaal Brown will facilitate a trivia style Black History quiz competition entitled,
The Black365 Knowledge Bowl.
This competition is a buzzer slapping, action-filled, academic competition where participants
answer a series of questions in African American History for a chance to call themselves Black365
Knowledge Bowl Champs! The purpose is to be an engaging educational, inspirational, entertaining
and informational hour of play regarding black history and prominent black people.
Wednesday, Feb. 9
Available all month long!
Orange County Green Book
JamSupport Black-owned businesses in Orange County with Santa Ana College’s very own OC Green
Book, a digital and physical guide created by members of the Black History Month committee in collabora-
tion with the Communications and Media Studies Department. Inspired by the Negro Motorist Green Book
— published during the Jim Crow era to promote businesses friendly to Black travelers — the guide in-
cludes a list of local Black businesses, professionals, cultural experiences and more. Pick up a physical
copy on campus anytime during February or download and print your own starting Feb. 1 at sac.edu/bhm.
Beginning February 1
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
James Woods; Health and Wellness Workshop
Presentation providing wellness tools to support the needs of African American student and
staff. All participants will increase their knowledge of wellness practices including black love,
meditation, mindfulness, and yoga.
Monday, Feb. 14
TIME: 10:00 am
Faculty Panel Discussion with David Rehm
Faculty members David Rehm leads a panel discussion about identifying and
handling micro aggressions.
Thursday, Feb. 10
TIME: 10:00 am
Dr. Daniel Walker, Keynote Speaker with Gospel Artist Sonya Griffin
Join the SAC Black History Committee in our annual culminating celebration featuring
historian and professor Dr. Daniel Walker as the keynote speaker and gospel recording artist
Sonya Griffin. Dr. Walker will also engage participants in a round table discussion after the
keynote address.
Thursday, Feb. 24
Crystal’s Healing Arts
@nustargoddess
crystalshealingarts.com
Demor Hotspot Therapy
5001 Birch St., Newport Beach
(949) 861-4378
@demorsystem
info@demorhotspottherapy.com
demorsystem.com
Jordan SpineAlign
Mobile Chiropractic
323-369-0936
Simonej.jordan@gmail.com
KS Fitness
2128 E. Orangethorpe Ave.
Fullerton; (714)472-3370
ks_tnessteam@yahoo.com
kstness.net
Silver Liner
Mobile Massage Studio
@relaxation_on_location
silver-liner.com
9
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES
BLACK
HISTORY
MONTH
Feb. 1-28 • sac.edu/bhm
February 8, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown Discussion
Jamaal Brown will deliver a keynote presentation entitled:
Living with Power in Seemingly Your Darkest Hour.
This presentation showcases examples of successful individuals of African descent throughout
the ages and will showcase strategies for overcoming life's obstacles and challenges.
TIME: 2:00–3:30 pm
Raquel Curtis "The Boujee Banker"
Join IG influencer, @boujeebanker, to learn how to make smart financial decisions while in
college by managing your spending habits. You will also learn how to take responsibility for
saving money and spending by developing a budget with your paychecks or financial aid.
Students will also receive supplemental digital resources from @boujeebanker and Anthony
O’Neal’s book, Graduate Survival Guide: 5 Mistakes You Can't Afford to Make in College, to
aid in their success after the workshop.
Thursday, Feb.17
Tuesday, Feb 8
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
Presentation and Panel Discussion with Dr. Mel Palmer
Dr. Palmer will be presenting and conducting a panel discussion on the effects of mental health
as it relates to African American/Blacks past, present and future needs
Wednesday, Feb. 16
February 9, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown: Black 365 Knowledge Bowl
Jamaal Brown will facilitate a trivia style Black History quiz competition entitled,
The Black365 Knowledge Bowl.
This competition is a buzzer slapping, action-filled, academic competition where participants
answer a series of questions in African American History for a chance to call themselves Black365
Knowledge Bowl Champs! The purpose is to be an engaging educational, inspirational, entertaining
and informational hour of play regarding black history and prominent black people.
Wednesday, Feb. 9
Available all month long!
Orange County Green Book
JamSupport Black-owned businesses in Orange County with Santa Ana College’s very own OC Green
Book, a digital and physical guide created by members of the Black History Month committee in collabora-
tion with the Communications and Media Studies Department. Inspired by the Negro Motorist Green Book
— published during the Jim Crow era to promote businesses friendly to Black travelers — the guide in-
cludes a list of local Black businesses, professionals, cultural experiences and more. Pick up a physical
copy on campus anytime during February or download and print your own starting Feb. 1 at sac.edu/bhm.
Beginning February 1
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
James Woods; Health and Wellness Workshop
Presentation providing wellness tools to support the needs of African American student and
staff. All participants will increase their knowledge of wellness practices including black love,
meditation, mindfulness, and yoga.
Monday, Feb. 14
TIME: 10:00 am
Faculty Panel Discussion with David Rehm
Faculty members David Rehm leads a panel discussion about identifying and
handling micro aggressions.
Thursday, Feb. 10
TIME: 10:00 am
Dr. Daniel Walker, Keynote Speaker with Gospel Artist Sonya Griffin
Join the SAC Black History Committee in our annual culminating celebration featuring
historian and professor Dr. Daniel Walker as the keynote speaker and gospel recording artist
Sonya Griffin. Dr. Walker will also engage participants in a round table discussion after the
keynote address.
Thursday, Feb. 24
THERAPY
Jessica Vickers
Marriage & family therapist
based in Orange County.
Jessica@cottonwoodpsychology.
com
Shelley Zeigler, MFT
Therapist working with peo-
ple struggling with anxiety,
depression, panic attacks,
PTSD, and complex trauma.
242 W Main St. Suite 200-I
Tustin; (949) 232-9293
INSURANCE
Samantha Ferebee
Allstate insurance agency
8907 Warner Ave. Ste #261
Huntington Beach
714-841-4536
LEGAL & NOTARY
Holzer Law Group, Inc
Family law, real estate trans-
actions and estate planning.
250 North Golden Circle
Suite 104, Santa Ana
714-731-0900
attorneyholzer.com
Cassandra Horton
Traditional labor law, occu-
pational safety and health
issues in the workplace.
200 Spectrum Center Drive
Suite 500, Irvine
949-885-5249
Cassandra.Horton@
jacksonlewis.com
Perfectly Notarized
Mobile notary public and
certied loan signing agent.
(310) 955-4011
perfectlynotarized.com
10
11
ANAHEIM
FOOD
&
RESTAURANTS
BLACK
HISTORY
MONTH
Feb. 1-28 • sac.edu/bhm
February 8, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown Discussion
Jamaal Brown will deliver a keynote presentation entitled:
Living with Power in Seemingly Your Darkest Hour.
This presentation showcases examples of successful individuals of African descent throughout
the ages and will showcase strategies for overcoming life's obstacles and challenges.
TIME: 2:00–3:30 pm
Raquel Curtis "The Boujee Banker"
Join IG influencer, @boujeebanker, to learn how to make smart financial decisions while in
college by managing your spending habits. You will also learn how to take responsibility for
saving money and spending by developing a budget with your paychecks or financial aid.
Students will also receive supplemental digital resources from @boujeebanker and Anthony
O’Neal’s book, Graduate Survival Guide: 5 Mistakes You Can't Afford to Make in College, to
aid in their success after the workshop.
Thursday, Feb.17
Tuesday, Feb 8
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
Presentation and Panel Discussion with Dr. Mel Palmer
Dr. Palmer will be presenting and conducting a panel discussion on the effects of mental health
as it relates to African American/Blacks past, present and future needs
Wednesday, Feb. 16
February 9, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown: Black 365 Knowledge Bowl
Jamaal Brown will facilitate a trivia style Black History quiz competition entitled,
The Black365 Knowledge Bowl.
This competition is a buzzer slapping, action-filled, academic competition where participants
answer a series of questions in African American History for a chance to call themselves Black365
Knowledge Bowl Champs! The purpose is to be an engaging educational, inspirational, entertaining
and informational hour of play regarding black history and prominent black people.
Wednesday, Feb. 9
Available all month long!
Orange County Green Book
JamSupport Black-owned businesses in Orange County with Santa Ana College’s very own OC Green
Book, a digital and physical guide created by members of the Black History Month committee in collabora-
tion with the Communications and Media Studies Department. Inspired by the Negro Motorist Green Book
— published during the Jim Crow era to promote businesses friendly to Black travelers — the guide in-
cludes a list of local Black businesses, professionals, cultural experiences and more. Pick up a physical
copy on campus anytime during February or download and print your own starting Feb. 1 at sac.edu/bhm.
Beginning February 1
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
James Woods; Health and Wellness Workshop
Presentation providing wellness tools to support the needs of African American student and
staff. All participants will increase their knowledge of wellness practices including black love,
meditation, mindfulness, and yoga.
Monday, Feb. 14
TIME: 10:00 am
Faculty Panel Discussion with David Rehm
Faculty members David Rehm leads a panel discussion about identifying and
handling micro aggressions.
Thursday, Feb. 10
TIME: 10:00 am
Dr. Daniel Walker, Keynote Speaker with Gospel Artist Sonya Griffin
Join the SAC Black History Committee in our annual culminating celebration featuring
historian and professor Dr. Daniel Walker as the keynote speaker and gospel recording artist
Sonya Griffin. Dr. Walker will also engage participants in a round table discussion after the
keynote address.
Thursday, Feb. 24
TANA Ethiopian
Restaurant and Market
2622 W La Palma Ave.
(714) 229-1719
Tana_restaurant@yahoo.com
Roscoe’s Chicken
and Waes
2110 South Harbor Blvd.
(714) 823-4130
@roscoesocial
roscoeschickenandwaes.com
Georgia’s Restaurant
440 S. Anaheim Blvd. #209A
(714) 906-1900
@georgiassoul
georgias-restaurant.com
Abyssinia Eritrean/
Ethiopian Restaurant
2801 W Ball Rd Unit 5
(714) 826-8859
BREA
Protein Lab
2500 E. Imperial Hwy #106
(657) 246-3122
fueledbyproteinlab.com
BUENA PARK
Protien Lab
6960 Beach Blvd, J-202
(714) 503-0775
@fueledbyproteinlab
12
Food & Restaurants
FOOD
TRUCKS
Bred’s Nashville
Hot Chicken
@bredhotchicken
(562) 852-5333
Lynda’s African
Delicacies
@lyndasafricandelicacies
949-748-9138
CATERING
Fork in the Road
Catering
(562) 252-6923
@forkintheroadcatering
hello@forkintheroadcatering.com
Iron Catering Crew
(626) 321-3506
@ironcateringcrew
info@ironcateringcrew.com
Made by Yub
(562) 354-1331
@madebyyub
Morika’s Southern
Delights
(714) 791-7803
@MorikasSouthernDelights
OC Mix Masters
Mobile bartenders
@ocmixmasters
ocmixmasters.com
EL TIO RICO
HOT SAUCE
@tioricohotsauce
thechef@elticorico.com
13
OC Green Book 2022
HUNTINGTON BEACH
AOSA Coee
16821 Algonquin St. Ste 104
(714) 840-5700
@aosacoee
aosacoee.com
Beale’s Texas BBQ
16400 Pac Coast Hwy #117
(562) 588-3070
@bbealestexasbbq
bealestexasbbq.com
Hambone’s Bar and Grill
10056 Adams Ave.
(714) 968-1261
@hambones_smokehouse
hambonesbarandgrill.com
Naughty Panda
201 E 4th St.
(714)-287-9093
@itsnaughtypanda
Munchies Vegan Diner
313 N Bush St.
(657) 699-3076
@munchiesdiner
info@munchiesvegandiner.com
SANTA ANA
GARDEN GROVE
Tribute Coee House
13960 Harbor Boulevard
(714) 852-3005
@tributecoee
LA PALMA
Grams Kitchen
12 Centerpointe Dr. Ste 106
(657) 255-4036
SAN CLEMENTE
The Fuel Shack
360 Camino De Estrella
(949) 388-4015
@thefuelshack
STORES
&
BOUTIQUES
BLACK
HISTORY
MONTH
Feb. 1-28 • sac.edu/bhm
February 8, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown Discussion
Jamaal Brown will deliver a keynote presentation entitled:
Living with Power in Seemingly Your Darkest Hour.
This presentation showcases examples of successful individuals of African descent throughout
the ages and will showcase strategies for overcoming life's obstacles and challenges.
TIME: 2:00–3:30 pm
Raquel Curtis "The Boujee Banker"
Join IG influencer, @boujeebanker, to learn how to make smart financial decisions while in
college by managing your spending habits. You will also learn how to take responsibility for
saving money and spending by developing a budget with your paychecks or financial aid.
Students will also receive supplemental digital resources from @boujeebanker and Anthony
O’Neal’s book, Graduate Survival Guide: 5 Mistakes You Can't Afford to Make in College, to
aid in their success after the workshop.
Thursday, Feb.17
Tuesday, Feb 8
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
Presentation and Panel Discussion with Dr. Mel Palmer
Dr. Palmer will be presenting and conducting a panel discussion on the effects of mental health
as it relates to African American/Blacks past, present and future needs
Wednesday, Feb. 16
February 9, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown: Black 365 Knowledge Bowl
Jamaal Brown will facilitate a trivia style Black History quiz competition entitled,
The Black365 Knowledge Bowl.
This competition is a buzzer slapping, action-filled, academic competition where participants
answer a series of questions in African American History for a chance to call themselves Black365
Knowledge Bowl Champs! The purpose is to be an engaging educational, inspirational, entertaining
and informational hour of play regarding black history and prominent black people.
Wednesday, Feb. 9
Available all month long!
Orange County Green Book
JamSupport Black-owned businesses in Orange County with Santa Ana College’s very own OC Green
Book, a digital and physical guide created by members of the Black History Month committee in collabora-
tion with the Communications and Media Studies Department. Inspired by the Negro Motorist Green Book
— published during the Jim Crow era to promote businesses friendly to Black travelers — the guide in-
cludes a list of local Black businesses, professionals, cultural experiences and more. Pick up a physical
copy on campus anytime during February or download and print your own starting Feb. 1 at sac.edu/bhm.
Beginning February 1
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
James Woods; Health and Wellness Workshop
Presentation providing wellness tools to support the needs of African American student and
staff. All participants will increase their knowledge of wellness practices including black love,
meditation, mindfulness, and yoga.
Monday, Feb. 14
TIME: 10:00 am
Faculty Panel Discussion with David Rehm
Faculty members David Rehm leads a panel discussion about identifying and
handling micro aggressions.
Thursday, Feb. 10
TIME: 10:00 am
Dr. Daniel Walker, Keynote Speaker with Gospel Artist Sonya Griffin
Join the SAC Black History Committee in our annual culminating celebration featuring
historian and professor Dr. Daniel Walker as the keynote speaker and gospel recording artist
Sonya Griffin. Dr. Walker will also engage participants in a round table discussion after the
keynote address.
Thursday, Feb. 24
14
LA HABRA
Grocery Outlet
2001 W Whittier Blvd.
(562) 691-7744
groceryoutlet.com
NEWPORT BEACH
C Dobbs
928 Avocado Ave.
(949) 427-9266
shop@c-dobbs.com
c-dobbs.com
LAGUNA BEACH
Laguna Candles
821-A Laguna Canyon Rd.
(949) 680-8444
@lagunacandles
info@lagunacandles.com
lagunacandles.com
Vintage Innity
(949) 478-2076
@vintageinnity
Vintageinnity@yahoo.com
Sandra Johnson
Designs
@sandrajohnsondesigns
sandrajohnsondesigns.com
State of Wild Shop
@stateofwildshop
stateofwildshop.com
COUNTYWIDE
15
NONPROFITS
& COMMUNITY
GROUPS
BLACK
HISTORY
MONTH
Feb. 1-28 • sac.edu/bhm
February 8, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown Discussion
Jamaal Brown will deliver a keynote presentation entitled:
Living with Power in Seemingly Your Darkest Hour.
This presentation showcases examples of successful individuals of African descent throughout
the ages and will showcase strategies for overcoming life's obstacles and challenges.
TIME: 2:00–3:30 pm
Raquel Curtis "The Boujee Banker"
Join IG influencer, @boujeebanker, to learn how to make smart financial decisions while in
college by managing your spending habits. You will also learn how to take responsibility for
saving money and spending by developing a budget with your paychecks or financial aid.
Students will also receive supplemental digital resources from @boujeebanker and Anthony
O’Neal’s book, Graduate Survival Guide: 5 Mistakes You Can't Afford to Make in College, to
aid in their success after the workshop.
Thursday, Feb.17
Tuesday, Feb 8
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
Presentation and Panel Discussion with Dr. Mel Palmer
Dr. Palmer will be presenting and conducting a panel discussion on the effects of mental health
as it relates to African American/Blacks past, present and future needs
Wednesday, Feb. 16
February 9, 2022 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jamaal Brown: Black 365 Knowledge Bowl
Jamaal Brown will facilitate a trivia style Black History quiz competition entitled,
The Black365 Knowledge Bowl.
This competition is a buzzer slapping, action-filled, academic competition where participants
answer a series of questions in African American History for a chance to call themselves Black365
Knowledge Bowl Champs! The purpose is to be an engaging educational, inspirational, entertaining
and informational hour of play regarding black history and prominent black people.
Wednesday, Feb. 9
Available all month long!
Orange County Green Book
JamSupport Black-owned businesses in Orange County with Santa Ana College’s very own OC Green
Book, a digital and physical guide created by members of the Black History Month committee in collabora-
tion with the Communications and Media Studies Department. Inspired by the Negro Motorist Green Book
— published during the Jim Crow era to promote businesses friendly to Black travelers — the guide in-
cludes a list of local Black businesses, professionals, cultural experiences and more. Pick up a physical
copy on campus anytime during February or download and print your own starting Feb. 1 at sac.edu/bhm.
Beginning February 1
TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pm
James Woods; Health and Wellness Workshop
Presentation providing wellness tools to support the needs of African American student and
staff. All participants will increase their knowledge of wellness practices including black love,
meditation, mindfulness, and yoga.
Monday, Feb. 14
TIME: 10:00 am
Faculty Panel Discussion with David Rehm
Faculty members David Rehm leads a panel discussion about identifying and
handling micro aggressions.
Thursday, Feb. 10
TIME: 10:00 am
Dr. Daniel Walker, Keynote Speaker with Gospel Artist Sonya Griffin
Join the SAC Black History Committee in our annual culminating celebration featuring
historian and professor Dr. Daniel Walker as the keynote speaker and gospel recording artist
Sonya Griffin. Dr. Walker will also engage participants in a round table discussion after the
keynote address.
Thursday, Feb. 24
100 Black Men of OC
100bmoc.org
100 Black Women OC
@100blackwomenoc
ncbwoc@nc100bwoc.org
nc100bwoc.org
Black Chamber
of Orange County
ocblackchamber.com
NAACP Orange
County Branch
naacp-oc.org
gjnaacp.pc1052@gmail.com
OC African American
Community Center
ocaacci.org
James.Johnson@ocaacci.org
OC Heritage Council
Organizer of Black History
Parade and Unity Festival
@orangecountyheritagecouncil
oc-hc.org
Young Black
Professionals of OC
@ybpoc
ybpoc.org
U2 Scholars
The Umoja/Ujima Scholars Pro-
gram at Santa Ana College pro-
vides essential educational
resources and services to Black
and African American students
@sac_u2scholars
sac.edu/u2scholars
Tuesday, February 8 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Living with Power in Your Seemingly Darkest Hour
Jamaal Brown
Wednesday, February 9 • 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Black 365 Knowledge Bowl
Jamaal Brown
Thursday, February 10 • 10:00 am
Moving from Microaggression to Macroinclusion
David Rehm and Kalonji Saterled
Monday, February 14 • 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm
Health, Wellness and the Power of Black Love
James Woods
Wednesday, February 16 • 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm
Mental Health Presentation and Panel Discussion
Dr. Mel Palmer
Thursday, February 17 • 2:00 pm
Financial Literacy Workshop:
Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck!
Raquel Curtis “The Boujee Banker” (@theboujeebanker_)
Thursday, February 24 • 10:00 am
Black History Month Culminating Event
Dr. Daniel Walker, Keynote Speaker with Gospel Artist Sonya Grin
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