BrwnGrlz Collective

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The BrwnGrlz Collective is dedicated to empowering Black female entrepreneurs by fostering a thriving community that champions Black enterprise, education, and business growth. Our mission is to create opportunities that uplift and support Black women on their entrepreneurial journeys while strengthening the economic foundations of our communities.

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    Community. Culture. Conversations with Dr. Vanessa Guyton

    Silence was never meant to protect harm… In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Vanessa Guyton, founder of Hush No More, a nonprofit created to support survivors and break the silence around trauma. Founded in 2019, Hush No More provides safe spaces, training, and community for those ready to share, heal, and reclaim their voice.   This conversation is raw… real… and necessary. If you’ve ever wondered who silence truly protects… this is for you. 🔗 Connect with Dr. Vanessa Guyton 🌐 vanessaguyton.com 📞 1-888-300-7939 🎧 Press play… then pass it on.

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    Bookclub..Precious Her Body Her Voice Her Choice

    Some conversations aren’t easy… but they’re necessary. In this powerful BrwnGrlz Collective Book Club, we dive into Push by Sapphire… a story rooted in survival, trauma, and the reality of being misunderstood as a Black woman. But this conversation doesn’t stop at the book. We’re joined by Dr. Vanessa Guyton… sexual assault survivor and founder of Hush No More… who brings truth, lived experience, and insight into what healing actually looks like beyond the silence. 💬 In this discussion, we explore: • Sexual assault and breaking the silence • The weight of being unheard and misunderstood • Survival vs. healing • Identity, voice, and reclaiming power This is what it looks like when community meets conversation… and conversation creates space for healing. 📌 Stay Connected with BrwnGrlz Collective Community, Culture & Conversations ▶️ Subscribe for more interviews, book club discussions, and real conversations 📲 Follow us across platforms 🔗 Linktree: https://linktr.ee/brwngrlzcollective 📧 For collaborations, sponsorships, or inquiries: brwngrlzent@gmail.com 💬 Join the conversation in the comments: What part of this discussion resonated with you the most?

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    Community, Culture & Conversations Bookclub "Their Eyes Were Watching God"

    Welcome to the BrwnGrlz Collective Book ClubCommunity. Culture. Conversations.This month we are reading Their Eyes Were Watching God and centering our February themeHistory But Make It Black… A Love Letter to Us.Tonight’s conversation is about love, voice, identity, and what it looks like for Black women to choose themselves in every season. We are reflecting on the book, sharing personal takeaways, and asking the real questions about relationships, growth, and self discovery.We also want to hear from you.Drop your one line love letter to yourself in the comments and join the conversation in real time.Next month’s book club pick will be announced soon.Help us choose by sharing your suggestions during the live.Follow BrwnGrlz Collective for more community, culture, and conversations.Subscribe and stay connected for interviews, book club discussions, and live experiences.Book Club meets every second Monday.Let’s talk. Let’s reflect. Let’s grow together.🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5070406131384320

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    Bookclub..The Year of Yes..March theme: Built by Her

    What’s really holding people back… fear or comfort?For our March BrwnGrlz Collective Book Club we stepped outside and asked the community two questions inspired by our read Year of Yes by Shonda Rhimes.Do you think fear holds more people back… or comfort What is something you’ve been saying no to… that you might need to start saying yes toThe answers were honest… reflective… and a reminder that sometimes the life we want is sitting right on the other side of one uncomfortable decision.This month’s theme is Built By Her… and every woman has had to build something in her life… confidence… independence… boundaries… or a completely new version of herself.Join the conversation with us and tell us in the commentsWhat is something you’re ready to start saying YES to?Watch the full BrwnGrlz Book Club conversation now on YouTube and CTR Media Network.BrwnGrlz Collective Community Culture & Conversations📚 BrwnGrlz Book Club meets every second Monday.Follow us to stay connected to interviews, community conversations, and upcoming live discussions.For collaborations or advertising opportunities brwngrlzent@gmail.com brwngrlzcollective.org#BrwnGrlzCollective #BuiltByHer #YearOfYes #WomenWhoBuild #WomenSupportingWomen #BookClubConversation #SayYesToYourself #CommunityCultureConversations

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    Community. Culture. Conversations.with Shatiea Stewart

    Built by her… for herself. For our March theme “Built By Her,” we’re highlighting women who turned their ideas into purpose driven businesses. Meet Shatiea Stewart, entrepreneur and author who began her journey in 2020 with a commitment to personal growth and accountability. She is the creator of The Cupa_Tieaa Workbook, a guide designed to help individuals break 87 bad habits and replace them with better ones, encouraging people to show up for themselves daily with intention and discipline. Shatiea also founded The Fruit Of The Spirit, a brand focused on 100 percent natural fruit juices, promoting healthier lifestyle choices and the connection between mental wellness and physical nourishment. Her work reminds us that building something meaningful starts with believing in yourself and taking that first step. Because sometimes the most powerful thing a woman can build… is the life she refuses to give up on. Follow @Cupatieaa to support her journey. #BuiltByHer #BrwnGrlzCollective #WomenEntrepreneurs #BlackWomenInBusiness #CommunityCultureConversations #SupportBlackWomen #WomenBuildingLegacy

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    Community. Culture. Conversations.with Rian N Jenkins

    History… but make it Black. For our February theme “History But Make It Black… A Love Letter to Us,” we sat down with author Rian N. Jenkins to talk about storytelling, legacy, and the power of Black voices in literature. Stories shape culture. They remind us where we’ve been… and help guide where we’re going. Rian shared her journey as an author, what inspired her work, and why it’s important for us to continue documenting our stories in our own words. Because our history is not just something to remember… it’s something to honor, protect, and pass forward. 🎙️ Watch the full conversation now on YouTube and the CTR Media Network. Join us every month as we continue creating space for Community, Culture & Conversations. Follow @BrwnGrlzCollective and tap the link in our bio to stay connected. #BrwnGrlzCollective #HistoryButMakeItBlack #ALoveLetterToUs #BlackAuthors #BlackStoriesMatter #CommunityCultureConversations #SupportBlackWomen #BlackLiterature #BlackVoices #WatchAndShare

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    Brwngrlz Collective: Community, Culture & Conversations Featuring Teia Burroughs

    Meet Teia Burroughs, journalist, media correspondent, and founder of Bad Muvas Magazine and Bad Muvas in Media. With over 12 years in journalism and 8 years as a national media correspondent, Teia uses storytelling to uplift women and spotlight Carolina talent and business owners.Through Bad Muvas Magazine, she’s redefining what it means to be a woman and mother in media — proving that motherhood and ambition can thrive together. Her mission is to create opportunities for women who once set their dreams aside and remind them they can have both family and fulfillment.🎥 Watch the full interview:👉 https://youtu.be/xdy7wa3AFJ0✨ This is one of our final interviews of the season — tune in and be inspired.Follow us:📲 @BrwnGrlzCollective on Instagram | Facebook | TikTok | YouTube🌐 brwngrlzcollective.org | 📧 brwngrlzent@gmail.com#BrwnGrlzCollective #TheCollectiveExperience #BadMuvasMagazine #WomenInMedia #BlackWomenInJournalism #CommunityCultureConversations

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    Brwngrlz Collective: Community, Culture & Conversations Featuring Kaylin Moss

    Meet Kaylin Moss — Software Engineer, Model, and Content Creator bridging creativity and tech. A Marist College graduate with a B.S. in Computer Science, Kaylin began at IBM and now works with United Health Care’s AI platform while mentoring women in tech.Her modeling career took off in Charleston and New York, landing campaigns with Honda, Ulta, got2b, and Beekman1802. She advocates for Black and petite women in fashion through Height Revolution and Why Not Petites.As a digital creator, she’s collaborated with 300+ brands like Etsy, Nordstrom, Dove, Grubhub, and Amazon, reaching millions across Instagram and TikTok.🎥 Watch the full interview:👉 https://youtu.be/nr41i-vZ15w✨ This is the second-to-last interview of the season — don’t miss it!Follow us:📲 @BrwnGrlzCollective on Instagram | Facebook | TikTok | YouTube🌐 brwngrlzcollective.org | 📧 brwngrlzent@gmail.com#BrwnGrlzCollective #TheCollectiveExperience #WomenInTech #BlackWomenInSTEM #RepresentationMatters #InclusivityInFashion

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The BrwnGrlz Collective is dedicated to empowering Black female entrepreneurs by fostering a thriving community that champions Black enterprise, education, and business growth. Our mission is to create opportunities that uplift and support Black women on their entrepreneurial journeys while strengthening the economic foundations of our communities.

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