Black Agenda 2020

Join Black Young Professionals of Detroit along with activists and community leaders for a potent discussion on Black politics in 2020.

We plan to review:

• What has transpired since the 2016 elections
• What are our current needs locally and nationally
• How we move forward with meeting those needs
• How you can get involved in moving the needle

The format will be a moderated panel discussion followed by a Q&A session.

Detroit is a special city in America's Black landscape: Detroit is the largest Black-majority city in America and a bellwether for the American economy. If we can achieve in Detroit, we can set a precedent for America.

Detroit is experiencing a resurgence in economic activity that is creating a tale of two cities masked by the facade of one. People are attempting to overwrite the existing history without the inclusion of those who were here long before them. And the people who have been here for the long haul are trying to position their families and businesses to be included in the growth. The discussion to be had at this event will serve as an opportunity for the activation of young professionals and community members-at-large to remember the criticality of voting and being active in the civic process because our fight is not over. The millennial generation is primed and best poised to take our community to the next level; we have to take the baton and move forward.

You will receive email updates regarding the location and guest speakers as we get closer to the event. Please register right away so you don't miss any emails!

Tentative Location:

University of Detroit Mercy

Loranger Architecture Building

Architecture Exhibition Space

4001 W McNichols Rd, Detroit, MI 48221