Ms. Lesa Warrick at Women Blossoming

Please join Ms. Lesa Warrick and other members of Kaleidoscope Writing Collective at Women Blossoming.

Kaleidoscope Women's Writing Collective, a diverse group of poet and fiction writers at various stages in their career. They released their first book this year "Women of Color Reflecting on Life."

LESA WARRICK is a proud mother of one son, Courtney Jr. (CJ), but she mentors and pours into the lives of young people daily. She is a National Board-Certified Exceptional Needs Teacher who enjoys working with children of all ages, but her passion is working with students with special needs. She also has a passion for teaching young people about empathy and compassion through civic engagement and service-learning projects as she believes in blessing others so that her life can be blessed. During her personal time, she loves listening to gospel music, journaling, volunteering, walking, and traveling. Ms. Warrick credits much of her personal growth to her strong faith and the words of wisdom instilled in her by her deceased mother and deceased Aunty J. She knows it
is only because of her strong faith and journaling their encouraging words contributed to her healing and finish strong in overcoming many the hurdles in her life. Ms. Warrick hopes that she can model her strong faith to those who continue to cross her path, especially to her son so that can pass the words of wisdom and his own faith experiences to his children and family generations to come.

Esther Productions, Inc presents Women Blossoming: A Traditional Tea & Celebration to Inspire and Empower
May 06, 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM EDT
Trinity Washington University
125 Michigan Ave NE
Washington, DC 20017, USA

IT'S FREE. SEATING IS LIMITING AND REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.

www.estherproductionsinc.com/events-1/women-blossoming-a-traditional-tea-celebration-to-inspire-and-empower-girls-and-women-16-and-older

Esther Productions, Inc. is a Washington, DC-based national nonprofit organization. Founded in 2004, it is dedicated to inspiring and empowering girls and women. It is supported through generous contributions from Kerry S. Pearson LLC, Emmanuel Bailey, Veterans Services Corp, Pepco, an Exelon Corporation, Fort Myer Construction Corporation Charitable Foundation and Esther’s Friends

Djimo Kouyate

Commissioned Photography for Baba Djimo Kouyate Smithsonian Folklife Festival, 1997, Washington, DC Photograph by Ms. Afrika Abney "Djimo Kouyaté (August 16, 1946 - August 1, 2004). Djimo Kouyate was from the Malinké tribe, a sub-group of the Mandingo people. Born in Tambacounda, Senegal, he was from a distinguished family of griots who trace their ancestry back to the thirteenth century. A master kora player and a fine singer and dancer, Djimo also played a variety of other instruments including balafon (wooden xylophone), drums, and other string instruments. He worked with the Senegalese National Ballet as a singer and dancer since 1960, and was a founding member of the National Instrumental Ensemble of Senegal."

MIDNIGHTROSE: A Reading Series of Poetry and Prose features Mr. Kenneth Carroll, Ms. Elizabeth Bruce and Ms.Sasa Aakil

“MidnightRose serves as a vibrant platform that highlights the diverse voices of multigenerational and multicultural writers from the Washington Metropolitan Region and beyond. This initiative is brought to life by Esther Productions Inc., in collaboration with The Institute for African American Writing and The Black Student Fund. The series aims to celebrate the literary talents within the community, showcasing a variety of poetic and prose works that reflect the rich tapestry of experiences and perspectives that define the region. Attendees of MidnightRose can expect to engage with a dynamic array of award-winning poets and authors, each bringing their unique narratives and artistic expressions to the forefront. The event not only serves as a performance space but also as a gathering that fosters dialogue and connection among writers and audiences alike. By immersing oneself in the powerful words and stories shared during the series, participants are invited to explore themes o...

Nature’s Radiant Palette

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Vivid Artistry

Vivid Artistry. Digital art created on canvas. October 3, 2024. Afrika Abney Today is October 3, 2024 and I am focusing on creating my digital art and branding. Whatever conversations that you are having, I have not been engaged in them. I am busy working using the colors, blue, yellow and dark green representing optimism, tranquility and creativity which are portrayed in Vivid Artistry.

Branding Blog

As the creator of a dynamic branding blog, I am dedicated to sharing valuable insights on the consulting services I have been providing since 1992. With over 17 years of experience in media campaigns, arts, and entertainment, I bring a unique blend of expertise to the table. My mission is to empower individuals, small businesses, and nonprofit organizations to elevate their artistic endeavors through strategic consulting services. From art curation to social media marketing, I am committed to helping my clients reach their full potential in the ever-evolving arts industry. My proven track record of success includes receiving grants and awards for my contributions to the arts, as well as conducting numerous art exhibitions and events throughout my career. I have also had the privilege of teaching dance and visual arts classes to students of all backgrounds, fostering a safe and positive learning environment for each individual. With proficiency in Microsoft Word, Publisher, and Excel, a...

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Nature's Brushstroke

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The exploration of human experiences within the context of abstract art

Quote found on the Internet “The exploration of human experiences within the context of abstract art reveals a profound interplay between emotion and perception. Abstract art, characterized by its departure from representational forms, invites viewers to engage with their own feelings and interpretations. This genre transcends traditional boundaries, allowing individuals to connect with the artwork on a personal level, often evoking a range of responses that are deeply rooted in their own life experiences. The absence of recognizable subjects encourages a more introspective approach, prompting viewers to reflect on their emotions and thoughts as they navigate the vibrant colors, shapes, and textures presented before them.”

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