$3000/$3000

100% funded!!

I’m so excited to say that we met the GoFundMe goal!! I can’t thank you all enough for your generosity. Every person that boosted my fundraiser, sent messages of support, or donated has played a huge part. You’ve completely changed my life and given me independence.
I appreciate you!!

P.S. Power chair reveal coming soon 🫡

https://gofund.me/1f246493

We asked 1,000+ attendees to mask indoors this weekend, and everyone just did. I didn’t have to stop and remind a single person the entire 3 days.

There were definitely gaps in the policy, the risk wasn’t reduced to zero, but if anyone is wondering if it’s possible for events and large gatherings to make reasonable accommodations to reduce the risk of spreading COVID, it absolutely is, we proved it, and your event should be doing it too.

"Black women are 84% more likely to be abused on social media than white women, according to a 2018 Amnesty International study. By 2020, further research by Glitch, a UK charity committed to ending the abuse of women and marginalised people online, found that online abuse against women, disproportionately impacts Black women, non-binary people and women from minoritised communities, all of whom were more likely to feel like their complaints to social media companies were not adequately addressed.

Black women in the public eye bear the brunt of online trolling. This was witnessed back in 2017, when Amnesty found of the thousands of horrendous abuse (including rape and death threats) directed to female MPs on Twitter, over half were aimed at Britain’s first Black woman MP, Labour politician, Diane Abbott."

https://www.refinery29.com/en-us/black-women-online-safety-bill-twitter