Law school to host ‘Michigan Black Migrant Convening’
Wayne State University Law School will host “Michigan Black Migrant Convening” on Thursday, October 26, from noon to 1 p.m. at Wayne Law’s Partrich Auditorium, 471 W. Palmer Ave. in Detroit.
The purpose of this event is to highlight the distinctive experiences, challenges, achievements, and opportunities encountered by Black migrants in Michigan. It aims to recognize and raise awareness of the presence of Black people as immigrants and newcomers in the state, facilitate meaningful discussions between Black migrant communities, government stakeholders, and professional experts, and ultimately create practical strategies and recommendations for improving support and sense of belonging.
Invited guests include:
• Congressman Shri Tanedar
• Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib
• Senator Erica Geiss
• Dr. Alaina Jackson E.D, Global Detroit
• BLAC Council Co-Chairs Dr. Donna L. Bell and Christopher Burtley
• Chair BLAC African Diaspora Committee, Ms. Sophia Chue
• Imam Ishack, co-founder Detroit African Youth Development Organization
• Peter Hammer, director of Keith Center for Civil Rights
• Asandi Conner, director of Detroit Equity Action Lab
• Gracieuse Xavier, founding director of d’Artillery
• Fridah Kanini, founding director of Glimpse of Africa
• Akindele Akinyemi, board chair of GABA
• Joanna Dueweke - Perez, COO Prosper Us
• Shafwaan Ahmed, Office of Immigrant Affairs
• Banjor Musa, administrative chair MIARC.
For additional information on this free event, visit https://law.wayne.edu and scroll down to “events.”
The purpose of this event is to highlight the distinctive experiences, challenges, achievements, and opportunities encountered by Black migrants in Michigan. It aims to recognize and raise awareness of the presence of Black people as immigrants and newcomers in the state, facilitate meaningful discussions between Black migrant communities, government stakeholders, and professional experts, and ultimately create practical strategies and recommendations for improving support and sense of belonging.
Invited guests include:
• Congressman Shri Tanedar
• Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib
• Senator Erica Geiss
• Dr. Alaina Jackson E.D, Global Detroit
• BLAC Council Co-Chairs Dr. Donna L. Bell and Christopher Burtley
• Chair BLAC African Diaspora Committee, Ms. Sophia Chue
• Imam Ishack, co-founder Detroit African Youth Development Organization
• Peter Hammer, director of Keith Center for Civil Rights
• Asandi Conner, director of Detroit Equity Action Lab
• Gracieuse Xavier, founding director of d’Artillery
• Fridah Kanini, founding director of Glimpse of Africa
• Akindele Akinyemi, board chair of GABA
• Joanna Dueweke - Perez, COO Prosper Us
• Shafwaan Ahmed, Office of Immigrant Affairs
• Banjor Musa, administrative chair MIARC.
For additional information on this free event, visit https://law.wayne.edu and scroll down to “events.”
‘Trademark Prosecution Tips’ offered at MIPLA lunch Oct. 9
The Michigan Intellectual Property Law Association (MIPLA) will host a lunch meeting on Wednesday, October 9, from 11:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. at Andiamo’s, 6676 Telegraph Rd. in Bloomfield Township.
Yao Yao, Shannon Smith, and Alaina Norrito of Reising Ethington will provide a presentation on “Trademark Prosecution Tips and Initial Enforcement Strategies.” The event will also offer time for networking.
Lunch costs $50 and pre-registration is required by October 1. To register, visit http://mipla.org and click on “events.”
Yao Yao, Shannon Smith, and Alaina Norrito of Reising Ethington will provide a presentation on “Trademark Prosecution Tips and Initial Enforcement Strategies.” The event will also offer time for networking.
Lunch costs $50 and pre-registration is required by October 1. To register, visit http://mipla.org and click on “events.”
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